In my first years as design student I spent quite some time programming in the Arduino IDE because it worked pretty much out of the box plug-n-play.
Happy to see an integrated rich serial data plotter. One of my tricks used to be to do a: Serial.print(inputVal * 100 * "-") to get a basic visual 'chart' stream going to test sensor inputs and the like.
It's been a while but I made a plotter for a client several years ago kluged a simple rs232 client that fed data to gnuplot as a plotter and they could also do some basic signal filters I put in the client. Gnuplot is good for quicky jobs where you want to graph things, even real time. Along the lines of what's going on here https://funprojects.blog/2020/09/10/gnuplot-realtime-plots-i...
Happy to see an integrated rich serial data plotter. One of my tricks used to be to do a: Serial.print(inputVal * 100 * "-") to get a basic visual 'chart' stream going to test sensor inputs and the like.