Creating Interactive, Animated Reports in Streamlit with Vizzu
summary
Integration of ipyvizzu with Streamlit actually ships a C++ morphing engine compiled to WebAssembly, exposes animated chart morphs and exportable HTML stories, and adds a Streamlit component that supports bidirectional interactivity (clicks return data). Demos show slider-driven racing bars, drill‑downs on click, a builder that generates ready-to-paste code, and a hosted app on Streamlit community cloud. The tools run live in the workshop; polish is ongoing and a few minor bugs remain.
AI-written summary · about
chapters (10)
- 0:00Vizzu and Streamlit integration
- 3:46What is Vizzu
- 8:49Vizzu’s chart morphing engine
- 14:28Streamlit for interactive apps
- 25:26Streamlit components and Vizzu
- 28:40Building Streamlit app with Vizzu
- 36:32Advanced Vizzu features in Streamlit
- 43:17Vizzu Builder tool
- 48:56Workshop setup and teams
- 57:15Q&A
related talks
28mCreating Interactive, Animated Reports in Streamlit with ipyvizzu
01h 08mCreating Interactive, Animated Reports in Streamlit with ipyvizzu
38mBuilding interactive reports in Streamlit with ipyvizzu
01h 31mHands-on intro of ipyvizzu-story
01h 26mipyvizzu-story- a open-source tool to build create+share animated data stories w/ python in jupyter
26mStreamlit - Build interactive data dashboards quickly
40mUse animated data stories in Jupyter to present
42mStreamlit: A Faster Way to Build and Share Data Apps