[07x03] How to Create Engaging Interactive Reactive Notebooks using PlutoUI, Pluto and Julia 

I recently made an R Shiny app at work for data exploration. While it made for a great user experience, the development of the app was rather involved. I think Pluto with PlutoUI is a great alternative for a leaner and faster way to quickly iterate on the data exploration step of a project. And you get to document your findings at the same time... great! Thanks for the great tutorials! They are now part of my week-end routine 🙂

I just became a member of your channel. I have been using HTML and CSS in Pluto. In the not-too-distant future, I will see how I can use JavaScript as well. Pluto was inspired by Observable notebooks, after all.

Amazing video as always!

Thanks for a great series! I had myself been trying to figure out differential equations and a good way to present them. This series is a godsend!

FYI, if you click & hold your mouse on a slider, you can use the arrow keys to adjust the slider value incrementally. Right & up both increment the value. Left & down both decrement the value.

Gracias. Excelente video. Sencillo, directo y con gracia.

Damn Doggo i love every episode

Thanks for your great Ideas

Great tutorial! Small correction: @bind is not from PlutoUI but from Pluto itself and can be used with any HTML element even your own.

Thanks!

14:15 "if you intend to share your notebook with other users" - true that

great work❤

Maraming Salamat!!!

Have you run across cases when the Pluto notebook is not reactive? Wonder why mine is not reactive like the way you have in your video. Thanks

16:43 can u make that showing a bit more modular? ofc that's more to do with the language and logic itself, and not with Pluto/UI. but still. so like: if ( this in the array ) then print this / include this in the output if ( that in the array ) then print that / include that in output