Hands-on intro of ipyvizzu-story
summary
Hands-on demo shows an open‑source chart morpher called ipyvizzu-story that runs in Jupyter Notebook and via a Streamlit integration, with a C++ core compiled to WASM, presets for common charts, animated transitions between explicit chart states, and an export to HTML feature. The tutorial builds stories from one dataset, demonstrates aggregation and styling, and exports working HTMLs; glitches and a dictionary‑style API appear but live workshop runs mostly succeed and Slack support is available.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Tutorial introduction
- 2:11About ipyvizzu-story
- 4:41Animated charting tools matter
- 8:15History of vizu tools
- 11:30Workshop environment setup
- 12:11First steps with ipyvizzu
- 20:21Chart presets and styling
- 27:44Advanced charts and filters
- 40:37Building data stories
- 53:02Hands-on workshop
- 1:01:27Future plans and features
- 1:18:46Q&A
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