Creating Interactive, Animated Reports in Streamlit with ipyvizzu
summary
Shows an actual integration: Streamlit + ipyvizzu component that embeds Vizzu animations inside Streamlit apps, with widget-driven interactivity (sliders, toggles, clicks), caching for slow ops, and examples: Titanic, music-revenue, superheroes. Demonstrates a Builder app for code snippets and a racing-bar demo, creates a downloadable animated HTML story of every interaction, and supports sorting and aggregation (default sum, changeable to mean/min). The demos run live via a GitHub repo/Codespaces and work end-to-end though some features are early-stage and occasionally glitch.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Workshop intro
- 1:11Session expectations
- 2:14Streamlit + ipyvizzu demo
- 5:28ipyvizzu animated stories
- 8:44Streamlit intro
- 15:10Streamlit core features
- 25:28ipyvizzu Builder hands-on
- 33:46ipyvizzu app examples
- 41:56Q&A
- 54:29Guided hands-on build
- 57:19Breakout rooms setup
- 1:00:07Sharing feedback
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