Ricky Reusser

Re overlapping: sorry, in particular I was trying to invent a case where trivially "overlapping" use of buffers may not lead to conflicting memory access, so that an incomplete, overzealous...

Are the degree modules one-liners that multiply by pi / 180 and call out to other functions?

What does it do visually as it transitions types? That is, what does it even mean to transition a bar graph into a scatter trace? A long-running goal is to...

A note on implementation: for SVG, it requires two copies of the text element with different `stroke-width` properties (that is, it's possible but not just a simple property, which means...

Oh wow, I stand corrected! Thanks for that. I missed that in my googling.

Could that be controlled via an animation config flag so that the default result is consistent and you have the option to augment it with fancier behavior?

@nicolaskruchten If I recall correctly, there were a couple issues. The first issue was simply state management since plotly generally is eager to tear things down and redraw to ensure...

One other thing to consider is log axes, which I think are similarly tolerable in screen space and as long as it's not _require_ that data tracks the axes. And...

Ah, now that I think about it, layout is easy in WebGL, but d3's management of state is what makes data transitions easy. Sigh.

> I don’t really follow this screen/data argument... “during a transition” the state of a vis is never “accurate” in the sense that if on my way from 2 to...