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There are plenty of excellent plotting libraries. Each excels at a differentuse case: one is good for printed 2D publication figures, the other atinteractive 3D graphics, a third has excellent L A TEX integration or is goodfor creating dashboards on the web. The aim of Plots.jl is to enable the userto use the same syntax to interact with many different plotting libraries, suchthat it is possible to change the library "backend" without needing to touchthe code that creates the content -- and without having to learn yet anotherapplication programming interface (API). This is achieved by the separation ofthe plot specification from the implementation of the actual graphical backend.These plot specifications may be extended by a "recipe" system, which allowspackage authors and users to define how to plot any new type (be it astatistical model, a map, a phylogenetic tree or the solution to a system ofdifferential equations) and create new types of plots -- without depending onthe Plots.jl package. This supports a modular ecosystem structure for plottingand yields a high reuse potential across the entire julia package ecosystem.Plots.jl is publicly available at https://github.com/JuliaPlots/Plots.jl.

Plots.jl -- a user extendable plotting API for the julia programming language