No, but I'd like to see them too. The closest I can come is what the now-retired Jupyter Dashboards project had to say: http://jupyter-dashboards-layout.readt

No, but I'd like to see them too. The closest I can come is what the now-retired Jupyter Dashboards project had to say: http://jupyter-dashboards-layout.readthedocs.io/en/latest/use-cases.html http://jupyter-dashboards-layout.readthedocs.io/en/latest/us... > Alice is a Jupyter Notebook user. Alice prototypes data access, modeling, plotting, interactivity, etc. in a notebook. Now Alice needs to deliver a dynamic dashboard for non-notebook users. Today, Alice must step outside Jupyter Notebook and build a separate web application. Alice cannot directly transform her notebook into a secure, standalone dashboard application. I find this pretty unconvincing. The gap between "stuff I did in a notebook" and a secure, let alone correct, application is nontrivial. There's no way for Alice to do this without learning to write computer programs for real. And if she does that, she'll find that it's a lot easier when you don't pull in a huge dependency like Jupyter.