On the Plotly Julia Library website here, the code blocks and the respective plots used to be visible. Now, the code blocks are still there, but the plots vanished.
Is there any reason for this change? Plotly is still widely used in Julia, either using the PlotlyJS.jl package or the PlutoPlotly.jl package (Pluto is a reactive notebook developed for Julia).
It does not make sense to have the code there but not the plots.
Thanks.
Hi Viv,
It seems that the issues on the Plotly library site is that PlotlyJS.jl use the requires library to execute plots, and this is not loaded by that webpage.
There were similar issues with the PlotlyJS.jl package documentation but I’ve fixed most of them now (let me know if you encounter any problems there).
Hi James,
Thanks for the information (and the job).
When I noticed the missing links to the plots for the Plotly Julia version (using PlotlyJS.jl), there was a similar issue with the links for the Plotly JavaScript version. The latter links have been reinstalled, but not those of the Julia version. It is a pity that the Plotly website does not update the links. But it’s OK, if that is what they are looking for. I can do without the links; many new users can not. Last year, I had around 10 students who looked somewhere else for a good plotting package.
I checked the PlotlyJS.jl docs and did not find any problems.
Hi! Thanks for reporting this. I’ve updated the docs pages with the Julia examples to load requirejs
so you should see the plots now. Sorry for the delay in getting it resolved.
Hi, it is OK. Glad that all the links are now working.
You’re a legend Liam, thanks.