This tutorial covers many of the more straightforward uses of Radian. Each of the three sections works towards producing increasingly complex plots, with a number of sections describing the features of Radian that we’re going to use (often with some scattered exercises for you to look at), wrapped up by a “Putting it together” section where you will be guided through constructing a plot using a number of Radian’s features.
Radian is very much an open-ended tool, and what you can do with it is really limited only by your imagination. We’ll cover only a small fraction of what you can do in this tutorial, but it should be enough to get you started.
Uses simple function-based plots to introduce Radian: covers plot setup, line plots, Radian expressions and basic plot styling.
Plots using data: covers data access, scatter plots, bar charts and histograms, more complex Radian expressions and plot layout.
Interactivity using Angular: builds a simple data viewer for some historical financial data.