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In my little world of finance, data almost always is a time series. Through both quiet iteration and significant revolutions, the volunteers of R have made analyzing and charting time series pleasant. As a mini-tribute to all those who have helped, I wanted to write a short history of R time series plotting, specifically focusing on financial time series. I have embedded below, but it will look much better if you go to Github pages version.
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