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#Leafmap v0.21.0 is out. It now supports Solara. Developing interactive web apps with pure Python with automatic deployment on Hugging Face. Try it out 👇 Web app: GitHub: Maarten A. Breddels #python #geospatial #dataviz

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Qiusheng Wuvor 3 Jahren

It builds upon #ipywidgets and supports bidirectional communication between the frontend and backend. No other Python-based web app frameworks has native support for ipywidgets except Solara. The closest one would be Voila, but Solara is much better than Voila.

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Dr. Hassan Jasmine Drawarhvor 3 Jahren

@solara_dev @huggingface @maartenbreddels Nice sharing

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