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Turning Jupyter notebooks directly into an interactive dashboard with automatic deployment on Hugging Face 👇 GitHub: Web App: #geospatial #dataviz #jupyter

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Qiusheng Wu

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If you want more flexibility and faster web app, checkout #Solara

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I used to utilize Heroku for deploying Voila dashboards, but Heroku stopped providing its free version last year. Hugging Face is a great alternative and it has a free version 🤩. It is much easier to set up and deploy web apps on Hugging Face.

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Voilà turns Jupyter notebooks into standalone web applications

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@SaveToBookmarks #geospatial

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Thank you so much! I tested and it worked smoothly. I will use your example to deploy my Voilà dashboards Great!

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Glad to hear that it helped

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First example dashboard (using the vois library) deployed in hugginface: It shows a modern interface to the legacy NASA service "Astronomy Picture Of the Day" vois library docs: Thanks again @giswqs!

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