Care to elaborate?
you might be interested in http://demo.bokehplots.com/ which are all examples of bokeh apps that use websockets to allow you to run python functions based on user interactions with plots. the code for all the examples…
I forgot the really important difference between bokeh and highcharts - you can throw 100k points at it and have it be fully interactive without your browser blowing up!
i would say bokeh is more similar to d3 than highcharts (although my under-standing of highcharts may be off) 1) you can create any viz you want to - you have access to very low-level elements and can build up anything…
> A description of how one gets from Python to a web browser display would be nice http://birdsarah.github.io/europython-2015-bokeh/static/slid... python (or r or scala) spits out json that is consumed by bokehjs
i believe the idea behind the name is that bokeh (python) is to data viz what bokeh is to photography - its a tool that brings the important data into focus.....
Care to elaborate?
you might be interested in http://demo.bokehplots.com/ which are all examples of bokeh apps that use websockets to allow you to run python functions based on user interactions with plots. the code for all the examples…
I forgot the really important difference between bokeh and highcharts - you can throw 100k points at it and have it be fully interactive without your browser blowing up!
i would say bokeh is more similar to d3 than highcharts (although my under-standing of highcharts may be off) 1) you can create any viz you want to - you have access to very low-level elements and can build up anything…
> A description of how one gets from Python to a web browser display would be nice http://birdsarah.github.io/europython-2015-bokeh/static/slid... python (or r or scala) spits out json that is consumed by bokehjs
i believe the idea behind the name is that bokeh (python) is to data viz what bokeh is to photography - its a tool that brings the important data into focus.....