Please don't stop making such videos. It will help a lot of people may be not now but eventually. Thanks.

Thank you for taking the time and effort to put together this tutorial.

I like plotnine. However, {ggplot2} is heavily dependend on tidy data. Are there any tidyverse-equivalents for python?

Really Good.

Why do all these graphing libraries by default choose such a small font for tge y and x axes? And, why do creators just leave them so small like tgat? The whole video is about visualizatuons, but tge creators if tgese cideos never bother to make tge font of the labels prooortional to the graph and its itger elements. Those dots are bigger than the letters and numbers on the axes. Why? Bigger.

The presenter attempted to define layered grammar of graphics, but he just used the same words to define the expression. He said a layered grammar of graphics is layers of graphics. That kind of definition is called a xircular definition, and it's the worst kind if definition as it uses tge same words as those that are being defined. Pretty unhelpful. 😮😢

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