Explore Your Data and Then Let Others Do It Too Plotly Express and Dash

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You start the morning exploring some data in a Jupyter notebook with Plotly Express and after lunch you whip up a web application to give your non-programmer colleagues access to those same insights with Dash, all in under a 100 lines of Python, no Javascript required. This talk will show you how Plotly's open-source libraries fit together to make this possible.

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Montréal-Python 74

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Nicolas Kruchten

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