In this post we will go through an example of how to build a simple web application to display data in various forms including plots, tables and graphics using H2O Wave, an easy web application development tool in Python.
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The organisation for Shiny in Production is well under way - our list of speakers is now up on the conference website, and registration is open, with Early Bird tickets available until July 31st! Read on for more details.
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H2O.ai is a company which develops products for easy, scalable, machine learning and artificial intelligence. This post will talk through who H2O.ai are and what software they provide for your machine learning needs.
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The trainers here at Jumping Rivers have been busy developing a host of new courses for your programming pleasure! We have recently developed several new courses, which are now available to view on our course list.
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Complex software bugs are often difficult to reproduce. Unfortunately, without this reproducibility it can be hard to get help and input from others. In this post we discuss a particularly nasty bug we encountered and how we made it reproducible.
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Have you ever wished your code could be as stylish as you? Linting is a process which helps ensure the format and style of your code adheres to best coding practices. Read on to learn about linters and auto-formatters, and start adding some PEP to your Python!
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