ipyvizzu-story- a open-source tool to build create+share animated data stories w/ python in jupyter
summary
Shows that ipyvizzu-story wires Vizzu’s C++/WebAssembly engine to a Python API and a Jupyter UI, using an animate(data, config, style) call to morph charts; demos handle ~24k survey rows and ~45k tweets, include about 40 presets, run in Jupyter/Databricks/Streamlit and export as an export interactive HTML page. Built slides+steps story objects that mostly work but still fade when categories change, lack per-slide animation controls, and lose point selections across state changes.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00ipyvizzu-story intro
- 5:00Workshop setup
- 11:26First animated chart
- 18:57Config parameters
- 24:48Adding filters
- 31:51Presets for charts
- 37:42ipyvizzu-story for presentations
- 45:10Interactive stories
- 55:51Kaggle challenge
- 1:05:23Q&A
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