plotly/Plotly.NET
Plotly.NET is a .NET library for generating interactive and static visualizations using the Plotly.js engine. It provides a comprehensive, type-safe API for creating and styling a wide variety of chart types, including 2D, 3D, and domain-specific plots. The system supports rendering in interactive notebooks, exporting to static images, and generating HTML/JSON output, all within a modernized, modular codebase.
60.1
Adequate · 6 August 2026
7.8k
lines of production code
F#
with C#
1
bus factor · 39 authors in all
4
measurements over time
How it got here
2016–2021 · comprehensive type-safe API and modernization
This period focused on a complete architectural overhaul, migrating the project to .NET 10 and replacing legacy F# scaffolding with a modern SDK-style structure. The core library was rewritten to introduce a fully typed, modular API for all chart types, layouts, and trace configurations, ensuring compile-time safety and comprehensive coverage of Plotly.js features.
22 changes
2022–2025 · C# bindings and test expansion
This period focused on expanding the library's capabilities for C# developers by introducing a comprehensive fluent API and wrapper for chart creation. Concurrently, the project significantly increased test coverage across F# and C# components, validating new chart types, layout configurations, and interactive notebook support.
21 changes
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