Right - moldable development makes sense to me, but presently I feel like I can do all these things by glueing tools together with Emacs.
If you had an implementation of ggplot style plotting native to Glamorous Toolkit that would definitely catch my attention, though. Nowadays I typically tie together Python, R, and other languages with Emacs being my sort of control center.
I get the impression Glamorous Toolkit could step in here but it seems like such a lift to reach feature parity with a set of tools and GTK doesn't seem to integrate as well with other stuff as Emacs does, partly because Emacs just accepts that throwing around a bunch of text is 80% of what I want.
If you had an implementation of ggplot style plotting native to Glamorous Toolkit that would definitely catch my attention, though. Nowadays I typically tie together Python, R, and other languages with Emacs being my sort of control center.
I get the impression Glamorous Toolkit could step in here but it seems like such a lift to reach feature parity with a set of tools and GTK doesn't seem to integrate as well with other stuff as Emacs does, partly because Emacs just accepts that throwing around a bunch of text is 80% of what I want.
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