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Why Matplotlib? Section #235
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Fantastic overview!
Just moved this section from the first matplotlib sub-chapter to the matplotlib.md page |
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Thanks for putting this together @jukent!
I agree this "Why?" narrative belongs here on the section landing page rather than in a notebook.
I suggested a few edits here. In addition, I think it would be natural to drop in the Matplotlib logo on this landing page.
Co-authored-by: Brian Rose <brose@albany.edu>
Co-authored-by: Brian Rose <brose@albany.edu>
Co-authored-by: Brian Rose <brose@albany.edu>
Co-authored-by: Brian Rose <brose@albany.edu>
Thanks @brian-rose ! I've added the Matplotlib logo now |
Co-authored-by: Brian Rose <brose@albany.edu>
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Good to go!
Adds a seciton on "Why Matplotlib" to the first matplotlib chapter.
Closes #138
Related to #234