I'd love to discuss ways to showcase what uses have done. I'm having trouble locating the specifically Bokeh content on that site, can you link directly to it, or give more detailed instructions?
This is the full interactive dashboard, with filters based on sliders, drop-downs and multiple selection. In addition, I also used interchangeable axes by which the amount of a crimes (given the filter) are grouped. Along with a paper which describes the process of constructing the heatmap.
Op ma 4 mrt. 2019 om 17:11 schreef Bryan Van de ven [email protected]:
Hi David,
I’d love to discuss ways to showcase what uses have done. I’m having trouble locating the specifically Bokeh content on that site, can you link directly to it, or give more detailed instructions?
Awesome, is this data publicly re-distributable? If so then the first preliminary step would be to add this to bokeh.sampledata so that the necessary dat for running it is available to users. If it is a large data set then we will need to work together to upload the data to our S3 bucket so that package sizes are not adversely impacted. Then I would suggest adding the example to the main repo under examples/app. These two steps could be done in one PR or separate PRs. Once this is in a new point release, the demo site deployment repo will have to be appropriately updated:
Finally, the sphinx docs on the main site will also have to be updated, for the *following* release. Fortunately we can make point releases with very little turnaround. The next reasonable step to pursue this would be a GitHub issue to discuss details and planning.
If the data cannot be publicly redistributed by us, then a blog post on blog.bokeh.org describing the app and the data is a better task to consider.
As an aside, I wonder if there are some slicker JS controls that could be used for all those multi-selects (i.e. t wrap as a custom extension).
Thanks,
Bryan
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On Mar 4, 2019, at 9:48 AM, David Berenstein <[email protected]> wrote:
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This is the full interactive dashboard, with filters based on sliders, drop-downs and multiple selection. In addition, I also used interchangeable axes by which the amount of a crimes (given the filter) are grouped. Along with a paper which describes the process of constructing the heatmap.
Kind regards,
David Berenstein
Op ma 4 mrt. 2019 om 17:11 schreef Bryan Van de ven <[email protected]>:
Hi David,
I'd love to discuss ways to showcase what uses have done. I'm having trouble locating the specifically Bokeh content on that site, can you link directly to it, or give more detailed instructions?