The features I added to @matplotlib for the SciPy 2020 virtual sprints were just released in version 3.4! 🥰 matplotlib.org/stable/users/w…
🌈📊 It was also a genuinely fun experience — the matplotlib devs who helped with sprints are great humans. If you’re a Python developer who wants to give back to the tools you use, join @SciPyConf sprints this year! It’s free and lasts for a weekend at the end of the conference.
Nice! Kinda like the .preview() method I added to the cmap object in my cmaptools package - github.com/shaharkadmiel/… This package also lets you "stitch" several colormaps together and set the "hinge" value in a similar way @gmt_dev does it.
Can someone please explain what situations these "bad," "under," and "over" would be used for? Seems like an interesting feature.
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