Hi Sisyphuss, By now, there are several ways to get Julia working with Plotly. My solution launches its own HttpServer so it can work in any browser. Atom, being basically an "unsafe" browser, has a couple packages to let you open web pages. In my screenshots above, I installed one of these Atom packages and opened up the URL for the HttpServer my PlotlyJS launches, so yes, it works in Atom, but through a separate browser package.
If you look at my code, there is nothing much specific to Plotly in there and whatever is specific to Plotly can be easily removed. It simply connects Julia to your browser and lets you manipulate the DOM interactively similar to Escher, but in a way that gives you access to any JavaScript library. In this Pre-Ann, I am controlling both d3.js and plotly.js directly from the REPL, but the same idea will work for any JavaScript, so I might change the name to JavaScript.jl or something a little more creative :)
