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Potential for tighter integration with ggplot2 #4

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Bisaloo opened this issue Oct 21, 2024 · 0 comments
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Potential for tighter integration with ggplot2 #4

Bisaloo opened this issue Oct 21, 2024 · 0 comments

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Bisaloo commented Oct 21, 2024

As discussed today on Zoom, I agree wrapping ggplot2 into a custom function may be unnecessary as ggplot2 is already an optimum on the flexibility/usability point of view.

However, there are other, lighter touch, ways to offer a tighter integration with ggplot2 and reduce the need for custom data wrangling for the user while keeping ggplot2 flexibility.

These two blog posts do a nice job at explaining the different options you may want to explore (custom geom, fortify method, etc.):

https://mitchelloharawild.com/blog/ggplot2-package-design/

https://www.cynthiahqy.com/posts/ggplot-helper-design

I'm happy to discuss more about this. Note that a satisfactory resolution of this issue may also be to simply continue with the current approach after reading the linked blog posts and considering your options.

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