Data Visualization Interfaces in Python With Dash

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Darren Jones

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505-Dash - 0 - Intro.mp4

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505-Dash - 1 - What Is Dash.mp4

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505-Dash - 2 - Getting Started.mp4

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505-Dash - 3 - Building First App.mp4

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505-Dash - 4A - Styling The Header.mp4

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505-Dash - 4B - Styling The Charts.mp4

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505-Dash - 4 - Styling Dash App.mp4

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505-Dash - 5A - Creating Page Elements.mp4

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505-Dash - 5B - Creating Callback Function.mp4

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505-Dash - 5C - Adding More Interactivity.mp4

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505-Dash - 5 - Adding Interactivity.mp4

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505-Dash - 6 - Heroku.mp4

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505-Dash - 7 - Summary.mp4

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RP - dash code files.zip

dash.pdf

Description

In the past, creating analytical web applications was a task for seasoned developers that required knowledge of multiple programming languages and frameworks. That’s no longer the case. Nowadays, you can make data visualization interfaces using pure Python. One popular tool for this is Dash.

Dash gives data scientists the ability to showcase their results in interactive web applications. You don’t need to be an expert in web development. In an afternoon, you can build and deploy a Dash app to share with others.

What You'll Learn?

Create a Dash application
Use Dash core components and HTML components
Customize the style of your Dash application
Use callbacks to build interactive applications
Deploy your application on Heroku

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Data Visualization

Darren Jones

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Darren is an avid Pythonista and creates video tutorials for Real Python. Having followed a varied career as a nuclear industry instrumentation engineer, a musician, recording engineer and teacher, he’s always been interested in computers, spending the last 20 years producing music with them and teaching music technology. He’s written books on the subject, and spends the remainder of his time improving his Python skills, with a view to bringing them into the studio and classroom for better understanding of both music and programming.