How cool is that? Did you already tried it? if so, you already know, if not, well go and play with it soon!
Kumar introduced me (thanks!) to it, and now when I need to collaboratively edit a text, I do with that.
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The book aims at helping Python developers create high quality 2D plots by using Matplotlib plotting library
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Matplotlib for Python Developers
The book aims at helping Python developers create high quality 2D plots by using Matplotlib plotting library
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2 comments:
You could also try gobby or gobby-infinote (the latter being only in experimental).
@Philipp: thanks, it seems nice indeed! But, you know, the pleasure of not having to install anything, and using something already avaliable ;)
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