Thanks Avi as usual! While Taipy does offer major improvements over Streamlit; for me personally, nothing can beat Panel in this domain, recommend checking it out!
Thanks Avi for sharing this. I have a question about the workflow of developing this in a jupyter nb.
Running the following, I can visit 127.0.0.1:5000 and see the contents.
from taipy import Gui
page = """
# First Taipy Web Application.
"""
Gui(page=page).run()
How would I proceed if I want to make any changes to the text and see the reflection on the page? Changing the text and rerunning the code will give me a 500 error.
Essentially, the idea is to update the page contents to reflect changes in the app. Look for the .set_content() method on the above documentation page.
I have had very little experience with Dash myself because I have often it's learning curve to be quite convoluted while Taipy is quite simple to use. Performance-wise, I am sorry, I don't have a benchmark for you right now, but I can check with the Taipy team if they have one :)
Thanks Avi as usual! While Taipy does offer major improvements over Streamlit; for me personally, nothing can beat Panel in this domain, recommend checking it out!
Oh is it, Omar? Have not had much experience with Panel so will definitely check it out. Thanks for sharing :)
thanks for sharing your work!. Excellent!
Excellent one. Loved it. Gonna try it
Thanks Avi for sharing this. I have a question about the workflow of developing this in a jupyter nb.
Running the following, I can visit 127.0.0.1:5000 and see the contents.
from taipy import Gui
page = """
# First Taipy Web Application.
"""
Gui(page=page).run()
How would I proceed if I want to make any changes to the text and see the reflection on the page? Changing the text and rerunning the code will give me a 500 error.
Hey Arash
The procedure to use this in Jupyter notebook is slightly different that script. Please check this documentation page: https://docs.taipy.io/en/develop/manuals/gui/notebooks/
Essentially, the idea is to update the page contents to reflect changes in the app. Look for the .set_content() method on the above documentation page.
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Any idea how taipy compares to plotly-dash? I'm not very familiar with dash but I know it uses callbacks.
I have had very little experience with Dash myself because I have often it's learning curve to be quite convoluted while Taipy is quite simple to use. Performance-wise, I am sorry, I don't have a benchmark for you right now, but I can check with the Taipy team if they have one :)
I am trying to run apache pyspark model on taipy cloud. how do I install java on it as i getting JAVA HOME not found error
Thanks Avi…. Actually I am waiting for callbacks support in streamlit desperately… Will try this now