A collection of Jupyter notebooks providing examples and tutorials for the Bokeh interactive visualization library.
Bokeh-notebooks is a collection of Jupyter notebooks that provide examples and tutorials for using the Bokeh interactive visualization library. It helps users learn how to create elegant, high-performance interactive plots for large datasets directly within IPython/Jupyter environments. The repository serves as a practical learning resource with runnable code and guided instructions.
Data scientists, researchers, and developers who use Python and Jupyter notebooks for data visualization and want to leverage Bokeh for creating interactive web-based plots.
It offers a hands-on, immediately executable way to learn Bokeh, with examples that demonstrate its capabilities for large-scale data visualization and interactivity, all within the familiar Jupyter notebook interface.
Interactive Web Plotting with Bokeh in IPython notebook
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Notebooks provide runnable code examples that can be executed in Jupyter or online via mybinder.org, offering immediate hands-on feedback for practical learning.
Examples highlight Bokeh's ability to handle big data with high-performance interactivity, as emphasized in the key features for scalable visualization.
Guided tutorials help users get started with Bokeh plotting in a familiar Jupyter environment, making it accessible for beginners through structured content.
Notebooks can be launched directly in the browser without local setup, allowing for quick experimentation and learning, as mentioned in the README.
The README explicitly states the repository is outdated and redirects to a new tutorial, meaning examples may not work with current Bokeh versions or best practices.
Since it's marked as deprecated, there are no updates, fixes, or community support, which could lead to broken code or compatibility issues.
Focuses solely on Jupyter notebook environments, lacking examples for other Bokeh use cases like standalone apps, Bokeh server, or integration with web frameworks.