Keynote: Dashboards with Jupyter and Quarto
summary
Announces Quarto Dashboards that render production‑quality dashboards directly from Jupyter Notebooks by converting notebook cells to dashboard “cards,” with rows/columns, tab sets, value boxes and embedded markdown. Works as static HTML (suitable for scheduled or parameterized renders) or as interactive apps using a shiny backend for live inputs; Plotly and client‑side interactivity remain functional. Demo shows notebook → render/preview workflow, examples of multi‑page dashboards, and a browser‑run interactive prototype that successfully updates.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Keynote introduction
- 1:04Quarto and Posit's mission
- 2:30What is Quarto
- 7:06Quarto workflow options
- 9:55Quarto dashboard basics
- 10:16Introducing Quarto dashboards
- 14:10Dashboard from notebook
- 16:15Dashboard layout
- 21:34Dashboard data visualization
- 25:11Deploying dashboards
- 27:57Interactive dashboards with Shiny
- 32:11Posit's open-source commitment
- 35:43Quarto pre-release resources
- 36:48Q&A
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