Want to move away from Gadfly, so looking at Plots with PlotlyJS backend. Looks great, except for box and violin plots. From examples on juliaplots.github.io page I get this:

Juan.
I think its a castle - maybe you accidentally used castleplot? ;)
Don't worry I know about this. It turns out drawing polygons in Plotly is
tricky. :/
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I think its a castle - maybe you accidentally used castleplot? ;)
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Well, Plots is a brilliant package. Hope you can fix this soon. Box plots are bread and butter stuff in medicine. It would be great to have the functionality for PlotlyJS.
Thanks!
As a stop gap solution, you can use the pyplot() backend for boxplots. PyPlot backend is more mature than others at this moment.
@juanklopper I'd like to fix it soon, because I want to be able to draw graph nodes as polygons. So you're in luck that our interests are aligned ;)
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Great work here @tbreloff!! Very exciting. Can you point me to a commit so I can see what it took?
https://github.com/tbreloff/Plots.jl/commit/5407fa73f8610f8dce5af701ca375be5eb233315
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Great work here @tbreloff https://github.com/tbreloff!! Very exciting.
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That is absolutely great @tbreloff . I am introducing Julia at Groote Schuur Hospital (University of Cape Town). It already plays a large part in my own unit. Plots.jl is a great addition to the landscape. Please keep going!
Thanks @diegozea . I do prefer the _interactive_ nature of Plotly, though. Makes for great visualization during boring PPT presentations.
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