Hi Dash Community,
Here’s something I’ve been working on over the past month, an awesome-dash list. Awesome lists are a great way for new and old to find resources relating to a particular technology. As Dash has only been around for a few months there’s quite limited content, however this is growing.
With the aim of increasing awareness of Dash I’ve submitted two PR’s to include Dash in awesome lists:
Contributions are welcomed!
Best,
Luke
Awesome!! This could be a great place to organize community-built Dash components (i.e. from https://plot.ly/dash/plugins) as well. Thanks for making this!
Thanks @chriddyp ! I 100% agree, I haven’t come across community built components yet. I would like to build one myself and I know Aly (co-contributor to awesome-dash) is intending on writing a blog on how to make components.
Please write a blog about it, i will be the first one to follow that.
Hi! I’m the author of dash-earthquakes. Cool that you included it in the awesome list!
This is a great idea. It would also be really cool to have some kind of style guide, or list of best practices for dash apps.
BTW, I created another dash app that displays some data from the openFDA API:
Best,
Giacomo
Hi @jackaljack thanks for contributing your code to open source! I just took a look at your app/code… nice work, I like the use of tests!
Do you want to send a PR to include your latest dash app?
Style guides are nice, Aly’s blog post is perhaps the closest thing regarding breaking up your Dash code into MVC sections