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Why do people exclusively use ggplot2?
1 project | /r/Rlanguage | 8 Mar 2022

Why does the R community hail ggplot2 while there are much better alternatives? ggplot2 is horribly unintuitive. To make a pie chart you have to add coord_polar() to actually make the pie chart, to make the same in plotly you input, "type = 'pie'". Changing the axis/legend items on ggplot2 is akin to finding the cure for cancer, and don't even get me started on scales... Finally, plots made in ggplot2 looks like it was created using Excel2007. The two alternatives I have been using recently with significantly more success and less frustration are Plotly and ApexChart . They both look more modern and with the added bonus don't come with the headaches that come with ggplot2. Okay rant over, so please tell me why the R community worships ggplot2?