Reverse Dependencies of dash-renderer

The following projects have a declared dependency on dash-renderer:

• AIPyS — AI Powered Photoswitchable Screen
• buzz — Sophisticated corpus linguistics
• buzzword — Web-app for corpus linguistics
• capblood-seq-viz — Interactive visualization web app for capillary blood data
• caretta — Fast multiple protein structure alignment
• clowdr — Tool for launching pipelines locally and remotely
• cpu-monitor — Cpu monitoring and burning tool
• dash-tokamak — Dash without the annoying bits. Main goals of this fork are (1) to enable Python to write state data to arbitrary component props, not just ones defined by a specific component; and (2) support React-style functional property values by binding unary functional expressions to the global application state, executing them whenever the property is accessed.
• dbmsbenchmarker — DBMS-Benchmarker is a Python-based application-level blackbox benchmark tool for Database Management Systems (DBMS). It connects to a given list of DBMS (via JDBC) and runs a given list of parametrized and randomized (SQL) benchmark queries. Evaluations are available via Python interface, in reports and at an interactive multi-dimensional dashboard.
• DiffCapAnalyzer — A package for the quantitative analysis of differential capacity data!
• dtween — Digital Twin of an Organization realized with Action-Oriented Process Mining
• etabackend — Extensible Timetag Analyzer
• folioflex — A collection of portfolio tracking capabilities
• frat-brain — Application for ROI fMRI data analysis.
• grasia-dash-components — Extended dash UI component suite for @GRASIA.
• IOGraph — Generate Plotly Graphs from IOZone Data
• magani — REST API testing software developed in pure Python
• microbiome-toolbox — Microbiome Toolbox
• ontology-processing — Climate Mind ontology processing code.
• pingplusplus — ping logging
• scrapenhl2 — scrapenhl2 is a python package for scraping and manipulating NHL data pulled from the NHL website.
• shapash — Shapash is a Python library which aims to make machine learning interpretable and understandable by everyone.
• tshistory-editor — Web tool to edit time series
• tsview — Plugin to `tshistory` which provides a `view` subcommand to visualize time series from a repository and a flask blueprint