While colours are one of the most notable things we can change in Plotly, there are many more knobs we can turn to influence the visual aspects of our plots. In this post we explore how templates for Plotly work and what we need to create our own. This post is part of my journey …
A while ago we noticed a performance problem with Seq and the other applications that run on the same server. As it turned out, Seq allocated all the memory and left next to nothing for the other applications. A restart of Seq will only be a temporary solution, for a more durable one we need …
As we have seen in the last post, Plotly does not always use colours with a high enough contrast. In this post we explore the different options we have to choose better colours. This post is part of my journey to learn Python. You find the code for this post in my PythonFriday repository on …
We use AsciiDoc as the format for our documentation for the user group project. AsciiDoc is a bit like Markdown, but it supports multi-file documents out of the box and without any quirks. We use the Ruby app Asciidoctor to turn our AsciiDoc files into a PDF as part of our build job. Since building …
Last week we figured out how we can create our well-known plots with Plotly. In this post we explore the diagrams that are specific to Plotly and may help us to find another approach to visualise our data. This post is part of my journey to learn Python. You find the code for this post …
I was a happy user of the Moq library for the last 12 years. I liked the simplicity of Moq and how it allowed me to write tests first and then incrementally build the functionality. Unfortunately, the creator of Moq is currently doing his best to kill the project. As he declared, either his spyware …
After our first steps with the interactive plots of Plotly, we will now explore the different diagrams we can use to visualize our data. This post is part of my journey to learn Python. You find the code for this post in my PythonFriday repository on GitHub. Line plot / Line chart We can …
My Ubuntu machine nagged me with notifications like this one: Pending update of chromium snap: Close the app to avoid disruption (5 days left) That went on for days and I did multiple restarts of my machine where Ubuntu could have updated Chromium. Since I did not want to get a restart in the middle …
We came a long way with data visualisation over the last few months. But so far, all plots we created were static. Now it is time to change this and look at interactive plotting libraries. This post is part of my journey to learn Python. You find the code for this post in my PythonFriday …
On this day 10 years ago, I was putting the finishing touches on the first blog posts I was going to publish on this blog. What started with a 12 posts series on RavenDB continued for much longer than I had anticipated. Including this post, I published 580 posts on various topics covering .Net, Python, …