Hello, new subscriber here, and total Matploblib newbie. More accurately, I
have not even attained newbie status as I haven't played with Matplotlib
yet. I thought I would pick your collective brain to see if I am in the
right place.
I'm developing an application which will monitor daily electricity use for
businesses. I need to render relatively simple charts (mainly area charts)
every day, eventually thousands of them per day. They will not be
interactive charts, in fact I need to render them as PNG's.
I currently use SQL Server's Reporting Services to do this, but it is way
too slow for the volumes I'm talking about. So I'm thinking of using Python
and a chart library, which brought me to Matplotlib.
As I said, the charts are not complicated, but I need precise control over
dimensions, colors, axis labels, things like that. And most importantly,
rendering must be fast.
Thank you in advance for any suggestions/advice.
Regards,
Dave
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Dave Krinkel
dkrinkel at energyai.com <mailto:dkrinkel at energyai.com>
Berkeley, CA | 510.847.6103
www.energyai.com <http://www.energyai.com/>
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