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Plotly.express(plotly.express)
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Welcoming Plotly Dash 1.0.0(medium.com)
2 points by chriddyp-plotly 7y ago|0 comments
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Plotly Express(medium.com)
5 points by chriddyp-plotly 8y ago|0 comments
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by chriddyp-plotly 9y ago
I hope so to! We learned a lot since the prototype and, more importantly, secured some corporate sponsors to help fund the work and ensure its long term success.
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by chriddyp-plotly 9y ago
> In other words, is this for quick one-off visualizations, or can you see someone wanting to use it to build a fully-functional web application? I don't think that Dash will replace standard CRUD style websites. It's more for
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by chriddyp-plotly 9y ago
Thank you @jarpineh! > Have you thought about Gapminder like animations? Definitely. The user guide actually walks you through creating an app with world indicator data. Check out the last example here: https://plot.ly/da
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by chriddyp-plotly 9y ago
If you can wrap up your D3.js visualization in a React component with a declarative API, then you can turn it into a Dash component. Here's the tutorial on creating custom Dash components: https://plot.ly/dash/plug
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by chriddyp-plotly 9y ago
Let me know how it goes! One of the cool things about Dash is that if you need to fallback on React code for building components, you can. Here are the docs on building your own components: https://plot.ly/dash/plugins
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by chriddyp-plotly 9y ago
The performance of the app will largely depend on the analytic code that you are running inside the Dash callback functions. A few things to note: - The dash docs ( https://plot.ly/dash ) are itself a Dash app. They're g
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Introducing Dash – Reactive Web Apps for Python(medium.com)
175 points by chriddyp-plotly 9y ago|38 comments