Streamlit: Turn a Python script into an interactive data analysis tool

Re:Streamlit: Turn a Python script into an interactive data ... by _gwlb on Saturday October 05, 2019 @10:43PM (#21169495)

This looks really slick, can't wait to try it out!

If anyone is curious about other tools in the same space, our data scientists use Dash[1] and plotly to build interactive exploration and visualization apps. We set up a Git repo that deploys their apps internally with every merge to master, so they're actually building and updating tools that our operations, marketing, etc teams use every day.

[1] https://plot.ly/dash/

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Re:Streamlit: Turn a Python script into an interactive data ... by amrrs on Sunday October 06, 2019 @02:46AM (#21170265)

Dash is awesome. I've been using Shiny in R for similar purpose. Do you have any blog post or some more details around the deployment process and your use-case of using Dash?

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Re:Streamlit: Turn a Python script into an interactive data ... by cheez on Sunday October 06, 2019 @08:41AM (#21171677)

I currently use an interactive Jupyter notebook to accomplish similar things for my own business.

I've always looked on Dash as a bit of FOMO myself. If you have experience with Jupyter, could you contrast Dash vs Jupyter?

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