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Battle of the Python Dashboarding Giants: Streamlit vs. Dash vs. Voilà vs. Panel

38 pointsby pablobazabout 4 years ago

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fganabout 4 years ago
What a mountain of buzzwords! I miss Java Applets, which did many things better than the nonsense pushed today.<p>Java integration with the DOM was actually very nice. Thread support in Java was (and is) light years ahead of Python.<p>When writing a Java Applet, you had the feeling that you understood the entire app. No one knows what is going on in these new frameworks, which may explain the increase in data leaks.
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curiousgalabout 4 years ago
&gt; Dash: Enterprise-grade, one-framework-fits all solution. Unlimitied design flexibility &amp; great scalability.<p>This is hilarious because the official documentation[0] suggests that you use hidden divs to store data as json if you need to share it between callbacks (which is more common than they would have you believe). And good luck serializing data structures with complex types in them.<p>Python frameworks are all fun and dandy untill you look under the hood or try to push the envelope.<p>Personally for all my dashboard needs I have found R&#x27;s Shiny to be the best.<p>0. <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;dash.plotly.com&#x2F;sharing-data-between-callbacks" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;dash.plotly.com&#x2F;sharing-data-between-callbacks</a>
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