GitHub stars
5.2K
Commits, last 12 months
33
Contributors
26
Last commit
Latest release
v3.22.0Apr 1, 2026

Overview

D-Tale is an open-source Python visualization library released under the LGPL-2.1 license. Its GitHub repository has 5,228 stars, 447 forks, and 26 contributors. It is maintained with 33 commits in the last 12 months; the most recent commit was on May 11, 2026. The latest release, v3.22.0, was published on Apr 1, 2026.

Its GitHub description: Visualizer for pandas data structures

GitHub topics: python27python3reactflaskpandasipythonjupyter-notebookreact-virtualizeddata-analysisdata-visualizationvisualizationplotly-dash

Install

PyPI
pip install dtale
v3.22.0

Development activity

Commits per month to the default branch over the last 12 complete months.

051015 Oct 2025 Nov Dec Jan 2026 Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep
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33 commits from Oct 2025 to Sep 2026.
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D-Tale commits per month
MonthCommits
Oct 20250
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Dec 20251
Jan 20268
Feb 20267
Mar 202611
Apr 20264
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Jun 20260
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Popularity among Python data visualization libraries

GitHub stars for D-Tale and the most-starred alternatives.
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GitHub stars
ToolStars
Streamlit45,897
Dash24,441
Matplotlib23,322
Bokeh20,455
Taipy19,441
Plotly (Python)18,824
D-Tale5,228

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  • Streamlit

    Framework for turning Python scripts into interactive data apps.

    45.9K starsPythonApache-2.0

  • Dash

    Framework for building data apps and dashboards in Python, built on Plotly.js and React.

    24.4K starsPythonMIT

  • Matplotlib

    2D plotting library.

    23.3K starsPythonPSF-2.0

  • Bokeh

    Interactive Web Plotting for Python.

    20.5K starsTypeScriptBSD-3-Clause

  • Taipy

    Python framework for building data and AI web applications with interactive charts and dashboards.

    19.4K starsPythonApache-2.0

  • Plotly (Python)

    Interactive web based visualization built on top of plotly.js

    18.8K starsPythonMIT

D-Tale FAQ

Is D-Tale open source?

Yes. D-Tale is released under the LGPL-2.1 license, and its source code is on GitHub.

Is D-Tale still maintained?

Mostly. D-Tale had 33 commits in the last 12 months; the latest was on May 11, 2026.

How do I install D-Tale?

From PyPI: pip install dtale.

What are the best alternatives to D-Tale?

The most popular alternatives listed in Python data visualization libraries are Streamlit, Dash, and Matplotlib. See the full ranking.

What language is D-Tale written in?

D-Tale is primarily written in TypeScript, according to GitHub.

Data: GitHub API, PyPI. Updated Oct 5, 2026.