Eric Ma

@leotorr welcome to Boston! Yes, we'd love to hack with you on this. What will you be doing in the Boston area, btw?

Cool stuff. Welcome to Boston, and hope you can join us at the Boston Python meetups (they're usually near the MIT campus) to hack on nxviz! On Thu, Jul 28,...

I gave this issue of a declarative API a bit more thought. I think the key thing I noticed here is that there are key parameters in rational network viz...

After talking with @jonchar, in order for the API design to be of the form: ``` c = CircosPlot(graph=G, node_order='kw1', node_size='kw2', node_grouping='kw3', node_colour='kw4', edge_width='kw5', edge_colour='kw6', data_properties=some_dictionary) ``` the data has...

Hey guys, I'm going to start a fork that implements this new API, as it turns out I'm going to begin using nxviz for a DataCamp contribution I'm making. Just...

Thanks @ahoc! Looking forward to seeing your PR #500 completed and merged in :smile:.

@whash1234 thanks for pinging in :smile: I can't remember the API clearly at this moment (on mobile and on the move), but I think edge colors can be controlled by...

@whash1234 thanks pinging in again. Now that I’ve read your comment again, I see what you’re trying to do here. Setting a specific color mapping isn’t implemented, as the design...

@whash1234 thanks for getting back! Let me see, I think I might be able to help with this. Firstly, create a **fork** of the nxviz repository to go under your...

@NiRuff while it's technically possible to use `edge_lw_by` in a matrix plot, I might suggest doing `edge_alpha_by` instead. That might help a bit with the visualization, and it makes a...