Creating Interactive, Animated Reports in Streamlit with ipyvizzu
summary
Demo shows Streamlit + ipyvizzu animate method driving interactive, animated charts where controls update filters, swap axes, and produce a downloadable animated HTML story that users can seek and share. The Vizzu engine is C++ and ipyvizzu is open source; the library powered posts that got ~200,000 upvotes and ~20 million views on r/dataisbeautiful. Example code is short, a Streamlit bi‑directional component ties UI to animation, and the app reliably builds and exports stories.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Live demo: interactive animated reports
- 2:50Implementation deep dive
- 9:56Introducing ipyvizzu engine
- 18:36Coding examples with ipyvizzu
- 21:25Streamlit integration walkthrough
- 23:53Open source feedback
- 24:39Q&A
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