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Plotly.NET is a visualization library for .NET programming languages, used to generate and render plotly.js charts. Its core API is written in F#, and the documentation makes clear that the current pages focus almost entirely on the F# API. It also provides Plotly.NET.CSharp, which aims to make usage from C# more idiomatic, though that part is still under active development.
The basic workflow is: initialize a GenericChart from data using Chart. functions, configure the title, axes, grid, styling, and more with the Chart.with family of functions, and then display it in a browser or render it directly inside a notebook cell. The documentation lists a very broad range of chart types, including line/scatter charts, bar charts, area charts, bubble charts, pie charts, heatmaps, tables, 3D surfaces and 3D point/line charts, histograms, box plots, violin plots, contour plots, geographic maps, Mapbox, OHLC, candlestick charts, funnel charts, waterfall charts, polar charts, Sankey diagrams, Treemap, Sunburst, and more. It also covers configuration for static image export, templates, global defaults, colors, layouts, subplots, annotations, sliders, legends, and related features.
No commercial pricing is mentioned in the main content. The Plotly.NET package can be installed via NuGet, dotnet CLI, paket, Package Manager, or by referencing it in a project file, with 5.0.0 shown as an example version. Scripts can use inline package references; dotnet interactive notebooks can use Plotly.NET.Interactive for in-cell rendering. The documentation also provides links to the License, Source Repository, and API Reference, making it suitable for use in applications, libraries, scripts, and interactive notebook workflows.
Its strengths include broad chart-type coverage, good alignment with the .NET package management ecosystem, a clear F# pipeline-oriented style, and C# bindings as well. The drawbacks are also fairly clear: the native C# bindings are still a work in progress, missing chart types or styling options may require using the core API, styling functions mutate the input chart and may affect intermediate results, and Plotly.NET.Interactive may run into compatibility issues due to the fast-moving nature of .NET Interactive.
It is suitable for F#/.NET data analysis, scientific visualization, internal reporting, notebook-based exploration, and developers who need multiple types of interactive charts. The source text does not provide information about network accessibility in China, payment methods, or mirrors, so its access status from China should be considered unknown. If alternatives are needed, options can be chosen based on the tech stack, such as Plotly.js, Plotly Python, ScottPlot, OxyPlot, LiveCharts, or ECharts.NET.
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