The requirement to no longer specify source in the args dict tripped me (a layman) up when using a script that worked in 1.40 in 2.0.2. I couldn't work out what was wrong so I asked in a StackOverflow thread where @bryevdv ex

Hi, thanks for your greate work.
I'm a typescript user and use webpack to bundle my project files.
The webpack@2 has the Tree Shaking features which can reduce the size of files.
Since this feature can only work on es6, can you include the source code (the ts code are ok because I can use ts-loader to convert them), other than the production code in the npm package?

https://readthedocs.org/projects/chartify/builds/

In the manual/backends section, the example

unicodeplots()
plot([sin cos])

could not run, Julia 1.4.0 errors:

ERROR: MethodError: no method matching unzip(::Array{Tuple{Array{Float64,1},Array{Float64,1}},2})

You might have used a 2d row vector where a 1d column vector was required.
Note the difference between 1d column vector [1,2,3] and 2d row vector [1 2 

@karwa I am not able to recall what you'd said about updating the docs. From what I can recall, you'd suggested to remove it from the README and instead use some specific kind of comments in the code. What would be the advantage apart from the README getting cleaner? Could you please describe it briefly? Sorry I'm unable to recall where we had that conversation. 😅

The Filter classes currently extend DataSource and filters other DataSources. Instead, filters should filter one-dimensional data and there should be a FilteredDataSource which acts as a bridge between filters and data sources.

Unlike the highlight feature in bar_chart and lollipop_chart, the non-highlighted bars/lollipops should not be lightgray but a tint of the highlight color.

OpenCL examples are not working at all

surface

plotting

plot3
![plot3_opencl](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/364829/16026084/bab84c42-

It should be easier to create default axes. Right now this is what you need to write:

plotView.addAxis(Axis(orientation: .Horizontal, ticks: .Fit(count: 6)))
plotView.addAxis(Axis(orientation: .Vertical, ticks: .Fit(count: 4)))

For instance should it be called Mortality Rate, or Known Mortality Rate? Each of the labels should have a tooltip perhaps explaining in a bit more detail, but every page should list not only sources, but how we arrived at the data (or link to a "Methodology" page)