Maxime Liquet

@droumis I can see the [project board](https://github.com/orgs/holoviz-topics/projects/1) that this is planned for Q4 of this year. Is this a hard deadline? But my main question would be: is this feature...

Pinging @jbednar for feedback! Seems sensible in the shared example, except that this example has very little data so rasterizing it isn't very relevant.

I think `dynspread` has docs, except that Bokeh doesn't support tooltips for all the widgets?

Alternatively, the explorer could warn the user when they set rasterize/datashader on a dataset that has too little data.

Maybe, if so that would be the default in hvPlot?

I also believe this should be a separate project, and to gain adoption I'd say it'd need to be distributed not only as a standalone application (e.g. .exe on Windows)....

> The command-line tool is great functionality and fits in well in hvPlot itself because it is simply offering a CLI for functionality we already provide. Yes, but I seriously...

> I think you're right that Lumen would be a good base for really addressing the needs of a scientist who is comfortable using the command line but not comfortable...

Running: > ` hvplot sresa1b_ncar_ccsm3-example.nc x=lon y=lat -var=ua` I get this error: > cli.py: error: unrecognized arguments: -var=ua Happy to try the right version.

https://github.com/holoviz/hvplot/pull/1261 added the auto-generated thumbnails to S3. The next step will be to make prettier thumbnails.