Reader small image

You're reading from  Web Development with Django

Product typeBook
Published inFeb 2021
Reading LevelIntermediate
PublisherPackt
ISBN-139781839212505
Edition1st Edition
Languages
Tools
Right arrow
Authors (5):
Ben Shaw
Ben Shaw
author image
Ben Shaw

Ben Shaw is a software engineer based in Auckland, New Zealand. He has worked as a developer for over 14 years and has been building websites with Django since 2007. In that time, his experience has helped many different types of companies, ranging in size from start-ups to large enterprises. He is also interested in machine learning, data science, automating deployments, and DevOps. When not programming, Ben enjoys outdoor sports and spending time with his partner and son.
Read more about Ben Shaw

Saurabh Badhwar
Saurabh Badhwar
author image
Saurabh Badhwar

Saurabh Badhwar is an infrastructure engineer who works on building tools and frameworks that enhance developer productivity. A major part of his work involves using Python to develop services that scale to thousands of concurrent users. He is currently employed at LinkedIn and works on infrastructure performance tools and services.
Read more about Saurabh Badhwar

Andrew Bird
Andrew Bird
author image
Andrew Bird

Andrew Bird is the data and analytics manager of Vesparum Capital. He leads the software and data science teams at Vesparum, overseeing full-stack web development in Django/React. He is an Australian actuary (FIAA, CERA) who has previously worked with Deloitte Consulting in financial services. Andrew also currently works as a full-stack developer for Draftable Pvt. Ltd. He manages the ongoing development of the donation portal for the Effective Altruism Australia website on a voluntary basis. Andrew has also co-written one of our bestselling titles, "The Python Workshop".
Read more about Andrew Bird

Bharath Chandra K S
Bharath Chandra K S
author image
Bharath Chandra K S

Bharath Chandra K S lives in Sydney, Australia, and has over 14 years of software industry experience. He is very passionate about software development on the Python stack, including frameworks such as Flask and Django. He has experience working with both monolithic and microservice architectures and has built various public-facing applications and data processing backend systems. When not cooking up software applications, he likes to cook some nice food.
Read more about Bharath Chandra K S

Chris Guest
Chris Guest
author image
Chris Guest

Chris Guest is based in Melbourne and started programming in Python 24 years ago, when it was an obscure academic language. He has since used his Python knowledge in the publishing, hospitality, medical, academic and financial sectors. Throughout his career, he has worked with many Python web development frameworks, including Zope, TurboGears, web2py, and Flask, although he still prefers Django.
Read more about Chris Guest

View More author details
Right arrow

Playing with Graphs in Python

Graphs are a great way to visually represent data that changes within a specific dimension. We come across graphs quite frequently in our day-to-day lives, be it weather charts for a week, stock market movements, or student performance report cards.

Similarly, graphs can come in quite handy when we are working with our web applications. For Bookr, we can use graphs as a visual medium to show the user information about the number of books they read each week. Alternatively, we can show them the popularity of a book over time based on how many readers were reading the given book at a specific time. Now, let's look at how we can generate plots with Python and have them show up on our web pages.

Generating Graphs with plotly

Graphs can come in quite handy when trying to visualize patterns in the data maintained by our applications. There are a lot of Python libraries that help developers in generating static or interactive graphs.

For...

lock icon
The rest of the page is locked
Previous PageNext Page
You have been reading a chapter from
Web Development with Django
Published in: Feb 2021Publisher: PacktISBN-13: 9781839212505

Authors (5)

author image
Ben Shaw

Ben Shaw is a software engineer based in Auckland, New Zealand. He has worked as a developer for over 14 years and has been building websites with Django since 2007. In that time, his experience has helped many different types of companies, ranging in size from start-ups to large enterprises. He is also interested in machine learning, data science, automating deployments, and DevOps. When not programming, Ben enjoys outdoor sports and spending time with his partner and son.
Read more about Ben Shaw

author image
Saurabh Badhwar

Saurabh Badhwar is an infrastructure engineer who works on building tools and frameworks that enhance developer productivity. A major part of his work involves using Python to develop services that scale to thousands of concurrent users. He is currently employed at LinkedIn and works on infrastructure performance tools and services.
Read more about Saurabh Badhwar

author image
Andrew Bird

Andrew Bird is the data and analytics manager of Vesparum Capital. He leads the software and data science teams at Vesparum, overseeing full-stack web development in Django/React. He is an Australian actuary (FIAA, CERA) who has previously worked with Deloitte Consulting in financial services. Andrew also currently works as a full-stack developer for Draftable Pvt. Ltd. He manages the ongoing development of the donation portal for the Effective Altruism Australia website on a voluntary basis. Andrew has also co-written one of our bestselling titles, "The Python Workshop".
Read more about Andrew Bird

author image
Bharath Chandra K S

Bharath Chandra K S lives in Sydney, Australia, and has over 14 years of software industry experience. He is very passionate about software development on the Python stack, including frameworks such as Flask and Django. He has experience working with both monolithic and microservice architectures and has built various public-facing applications and data processing backend systems. When not cooking up software applications, he likes to cook some nice food.
Read more about Bharath Chandra K S

author image
Chris Guest

Chris Guest is based in Melbourne and started programming in Python 24 years ago, when it was an obscure academic language. He has since used his Python knowledge in the publishing, hospitality, medical, academic and financial sectors. Throughout his career, he has worked with many Python web development frameworks, including Zope, TurboGears, web2py, and Flask, although he still prefers Django.
Read more about Chris Guest