Django Plotly Dash Tutorial How to Connect Dashboards & Graphs into a Python Full Stack Application

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For those using Django > 3, if you get a TEMPLATE ERROR:
Note that {% load staticfiles %} was deprecated in django 2.1 and removed in django 3.0
Remove {% load statictfiles %} and just leave the static. It should work.

DenisBarbas
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So I recently started building a Django project with Dash integration. Been looking for good resources all over the net and sl far this is literally one of the only clear and detailed ones! Amazing that this topic is not covered more. Thanks a lot for the video!

Piteramazon
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Thanks, your video was helpful.
If anyone gets errors like refused to connect 127.0.0.1 then add the following to the settings file.
X_FRAME_OPTIONS = 'SAMEORIGIN'

DattaMks
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With the documentation alone, I was unable to make Django Plotly Dash working, but now it totally works after watching your video. Thanks!

antoinemercier
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I am professional C# developer and I wanna thank this guy for doing the hard work for me. Thank you brother!

ivaniliev
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I bought the lesson in Udemy at $9.00. I'm learning a lot from the instructor

ajborbzzz
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If you're having multiple postgres versions running locally at different ports(of course), make sure you pass the PORT in settings. I had postgres 12 and 13 at 5432 and 5433 respectively. So I added "PORT": "5433" in DATABASES in settings.py. Hope this helps anyone in need.

ab
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You helped me a lot, 2 weeks looking something about this content and nothin clear, soon you appears with this video <3
Greetings from Brazil !!

johnatasrabelo
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Thank you for pointing out the udemy course .... went straight there and signed up. On Black Friday Sale.

TarabUTK
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I have been struggling to get plotly running with django for the last two days and this tutorial just helped me figure it out. FINALLY! THANK YOU. SUBSCRIBED!

danielwalsh
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You literally saved my internship. THANKYOU

fernandobustamante
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i get this error : TemplateDoesNotExist at /
base.html


Error during template rendering
In template C:\Users\Amosrab\PycharmProjects\dash_plotly\home\templates\home\welcome.html, error at line 1

base.html
1 {% extends 'base.html' %} "this line is red"
2 {% load static %}
3 {% block content %}
4 <h1> PAGE D'ACCUEIL</h1>
5 {% endblock %}
6

i need some help, please!!!!

localyaar.bf-tv
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this is great, thank you so much! I was scratching my head trying to read all the docs and wasn't getting anywhere til I found your video. Cheers!

brunoabreu
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Thank you so much buddy it will help me a lot. I was so much confused about how it works the django with dash but you clear it, again thanks man.👍

lalitverma
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My dawg. This is worth than my degree 😂🙏

ProdbyTrehnt
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You absolute legend! Straight forward and to the point! I had some dependency conflicts as django-plotly-dash 1.6.6 requiring dash<1.21.0, >=1.11
and dash-bootstrap-components 1.0.3 requires dash>=2.0.0. I just uninstalled dash-bootstrap-components and installed version 0.13.0 which was compatible with dash==1.20.0.... other than that, , THANK YOU!!!

redrum
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Sir, I am getting this error :

ImportError: channels_redis doesn't look like a module path


Can you help me out ?

adarshtambe
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AWESOME TUTO .... this video has convinced me to buy your course! thanks again

ashleyadrias
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Great tutorial!
One note: modern versions of plotly (version 4+) do not require plotly.offline. Instead, use the to_html method to convert a figure into an HTML string representation. In the tutorial, this would mean to change the plot_div line in 'views.py' like this:

plot_div = fig.to_html(full_html=False)

zeroPRIME_
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Gracias mi pana from Venezuela Thanks man, Great job!

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