Daniel C. Jones

Probably the right way to do it is to allow per-layer scales and coordinates. Currently scales are applied only at the plot level, so while layers can have their own...

I was thinking about this more lately. I've seen some plots with multiple axes that I actually quite like. Consider this one from "Capital in the Twenty-First Century" (forgive the...

It's definitely something that should be added. I like the default look without ticks, but there should be an option add them.

It's definitely not easy to navigate. Grid lines, labels, keys, etc, are all considered guides. They're defined in src/guide.jl. The guide that drawn gridlines and their labels is `XTick` and...

I agree that the grid lines should be under the border. The issue is that the border is drawn by just stroking the background rectangle in a different color, and...

This would be a nice thing to have. My main concern is that text will be illegible with some colors. Maybe the way to go is to add an `ignore_color`...

I would like to add this. It does fit into a gog approach, in fact, Wilkinson's book has a section (9.2.3) on ternary plots. I'd have to think a little...

This is something for which there should be a nice shortcut (like there is for plotting functions, etc). Here's a goofy way can fake in the mean time: ``` julia...

Just removing the filename from a call to `PNG` or `SVG` should do it. E.g. ``` julia draw(PNG(8inch, 8inch), gridstack(cs)) ```

It's possible to make a nicer version of this now with `Geom.subplot_grid`, but I'm thinking we should have some sort of shortcut, since it's a common type of plot, but...