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update fancy examples gif, have some things from different domains. We also have axes now so something that demonstrates that! Maybe the 3D line stack animation example?
Cleanup examples section, just link to the gallery and docs. Move the stuff about embedding in a Qt app to the docs along with examples.
Add a few points from docs on what fastplotlib is #480 to quickly "advertise" near the top of the readme about what fastplotlib is and what it's meant for/what it can do.
There might be a way to make the "supported frameworks" section simpler, some form of "write once, run anywhere" to get across same code on jupyter and Qt/glfw desktop apps. Move fast from prototyping to real web apps or desktop apps.
I think the readme needs cleanup, ideas:
update fancy examples gif, have some things from different domains. We also have axes now so something that demonstrates that! Maybe the 3D line stack animation example?
Cleanup examples section, just link to the gallery and docs. Move the stuff about embedding in a Qt app to the docs along with examples.
Add a few points from docs on what fastplotlib is #480 to quickly "advertise" near the top of the readme about what fastplotlib is and what it's meant for/what it can do.
There might be a way to make the "supported frameworks" section simpler, some form of "write once, run anywhere" to get across same code on jupyter and Qt/glfw desktop apps. Move fast from prototyping to real web apps or desktop apps.
A section that lists the developers?