Let's Make a Plotly + Flask Lovechild from Hell
Welcome to a magical edition of Hacking Plotly. Instead, we're coming hot out of the gate swinging: we're going to show you how to beat Plotly down, break it, and make it bend to your will. We're not even interested in the obligatory ' How to Get Started Using This Already-Well-Documented-Technology' post_._ Plotly deserves better than that. Dash tickles a sentiment which has danced through many young and helplessly naïve Pythonistas' minds: what if we could write only in Python, like, forever ? As awful of an idea it is to start Googling Python-to-frontend code interpreters (they exist I checked), Plotly's Dash does a shockingly good job of breathing life into that romantic fantasy of committing to Python forever.īut we're not here to deliver a recycled 'What is Plotly?' synopsis. We really need to get a “donate” button around here.Ī close second is undoubtedly the introduction of Plot.ly Dash. Number 1 in my book is the price reduction of their core product: from _ 300 dollars _ to _ zero _. Much has changed in the last year or so for our friends in Montreal. did I seriously write a post about JQuery in that time before reaching this point? Yet, my mind is boggled by a simple question: what the hell took us so long to write our first post about Plotly? We've been operating Hackers and Slackers for over a full year now. Plotly has been at the core of some of the most influential products I’ve personally worked on over the years: a jumble of Fintech and humanitarian clients, all of which are still proudly waving their charts and dashboards around the world. Typing that name into a post headline triggers an emotional cocktail of both pride and embarrassment.
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