Just google jupyter-themes (it's an open source project on github). There's a few dark themes in there that look like this one. I use onedork, which looks close to the one the speakers use but it's not exactly the same.
Hello! Thanks for the suggestion. I am using jupyter-themes alright. It's just the ones I've used don't scale well and good look in presenting to execs using them... Still, they are much better than the default theme ;-)
jupyterlabs authors are not going to support full ipython: github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab/issues/8415#issuecomment-627526479 and not going to support full js: github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab/issues/3748#issuecomment-390523455
JupyterLab has black theme for ipywidgets and bqplot. You can use voila and add a jupyter_config.json file with theme set to dark. Checkout his mybinder link: mybinder.org/v2/gh/ChakriCherukuri/mlviz/master?urlpath=voila%2Frender%2FIndex.ipynb
Hello, Great learning material. Is there any code on this GitHub or other place training available? If so, please to send the link. Without seeing this code, it is difficult to understand the entire lecture. Thank you in advance for the information. I am waiting on answer
JupyterLab has black theme for ipywidgets and bqplot. You can use voila and add a jupyter_config.json file with theme set to dark. Checkout his mybinder link: mybinder.org/v2/gh/ChakriCherukuri/mlviz/master?urlpath=voila%2Frender%2FIndex.ipynb
@Mark you can use voila dashboards using dark theme. Checkout my repo of ML notebooks github.com/ChakriCherukuri/mlviz. You need to provide jupyter_config.json and set the theme to dark. The mybinder link to voila dashboards is mybinder.org/v2/gh/ChakriCherukuri/mlviz/master?urlpath=voila%2Frender%2FIndex.ipynb
@Chakri Thanks for the very good and interesting presentation! Could you tell me which extension you use to maximize the output cells (the icon with the double-arrow)?
How can we showcase this to the world? Instead of hiding them in jupyter notebooks. Do we need web framework like tkinter or django? Are your dashboards live anywhere?
@Abhishek you can use voila to render these visualizations as codeless dashboards. Checkout mybinder.org/v2/gh/ChakriCherukuri/mlviz/master?urlpath=voila%2Frender%2FIndex.ipynb where I render widgets running in Jupyter notebooks as voila dashboards.
Thanks Absar. Yes unfortunately the notebooks are proprietary. Please check out github.com/ChakriCherukuri/mlviz. It's a repo where I maintain visualizations of ML algos. There are good examples there as to how to link widgets and build simple dashboards. I plan to add more examples and improve the documentation.
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Dark Notebook theme looks and scales great. Would be nice to share it with the rest of the world ;-)
Just google jupyter-themes (it's an open source project on github). There's a few dark themes in there that look like this one. I use onedork, which looks close to the one the speakers use but it's not exactly the same.
Hello! Thanks for the suggestion. I am using jupyter-themes alright. It's just the ones I've used don't scale well and good look in presenting to execs using them... Still, they are much better than the default theme ;-)
@@Wouterdobbels JupterLabs seems to have everything that JupyterNotebook does, and it has an in build dark theme
jupyterlabs authors
are not going to support full ipython:
github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab/issues/8415#issuecomment-627526479
and not going to support full js:
github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab/issues/3748#issuecomment-390523455
JupyterLab has black theme for ipywidgets and bqplot. You can use voila and add a jupyter_config.json file with theme set to dark. Checkout his mybinder link: mybinder.org/v2/gh/ChakriCherukuri/mlviz/master?urlpath=voila%2Frender%2FIndex.ipynb
Awesome and it stimulates many visualization ideas. Thanks for the presentation.
5:08 widget libraries, 8:06 - 9:08😎
The combined plotting part is well explained @ 9:10- 11:40. Where can one find similar scripts for this
Amazing explanation about that project .it's more helpful for everyone.Thanks!!
Very interesting library. Are any of the ipynb files shared? Where can I access them?
Hello, Great learning material. Is there any code on this GitHub or other place training available? If so, please to send the link.
Without seeing this code, it is difficult to understand the entire lecture. Thank you in advance for the information. I am waiting on answer
@Slawomir Unfortunately the notebooks are Bloomberg proprietary. Please look at the examples folder in bqplot on github.
JupyterLab has black theme for ipywidgets and bqplot. You can use voila and add a jupyter_config.json file with theme set to dark. Checkout his mybinder link: mybinder.org/v2/gh/ChakriCherukuri/mlviz/master?urlpath=voila%2Frender%2FIndex.ipynb
this is awesome!! installed the package right as soon as I saw the slider alone :D
Hello, Great learning material. Is there any code on this GitHub or other place training available? If so, please help me
@sudhan you can checkout github.com/ChakriCherukuri/mlviz and github.com/ChakriCherukuri/toronto-ml-summit for some examples of bqplot dashboards
Does anyone else have the problem where the line 'from bqpwidgets import DataGrid' gives the error 'No Module named bqwidgets'
Does anyone have the source code for this?
Great visualization techniques
How u get the dark theme applied to the widgets?
@Mark you can use voila dashboards using dark theme. Checkout my repo of ML notebooks github.com/ChakriCherukuri/mlviz. You need to provide jupyter_config.json and set the theme to dark. The mybinder link to voila dashboards is mybinder.org/v2/gh/ChakriCherukuri/mlviz/master?urlpath=voila%2Frender%2FIndex.ipynb
11:12 Py3.js still relevant today?
Does anyone know where to get "bqplot_extra" library @4:43?
Yilun Zhang jp wz
sorry bqplot_extra is Bloomberg proprietary right now.
@@chakricherukuri3450 Did I hear D3.js was used? Any updates on bqplot?
Hi, the button to make single cell into full-screen looks very useful. How can I do that in Jupyterlab? Thanks for help!
@Yunfei, sorry it's not available right now. But we'll try to add it to Jupyterlab soon
@@chakricherukuri3450 that would be very nice. For the moment one can install github.com/scottlittle/expand-cell-fullscreen
@Chakri Thanks for the very good and interesting presentation! Could you tell me which extension you use to maximize the output cells (the icon with the double-arrow)?
You can use voila to render as code less, full size dashboards
@@chakricherukuri3450 How can we get the widget while we are in the Jupyter Notebook? The idea is to render the code and visualize at the same time.
How can we showcase this to the world? Instead of hiding them in jupyter notebooks.
Do we need web framework like tkinter or django?
Are your dashboards live anywhere?
@Abhishek you can use voila to render these visualizations as codeless dashboards.
Checkout mybinder.org/v2/gh/ChakriCherukuri/mlviz/master?urlpath=voila%2Frender%2FIndex.ipynb where I render widgets running in Jupyter notebooks as voila dashboards.
Does anybody know how to find the notebook the speakers use in the video? Thanks!
@Zhirui Unfortunately these notebooks are Bloomberg proprietary, so cannot be shared
Can you suggest the list of library you use for those?
Notebook link ??
@Pechi you can checkout github.com/ChakriCherukuri/mlviz and github.com/ChakriCherukuri/toronto-ml-summit for some examples of bqplot dashboards
Hi everyone!
Tell me please what dark theme used in this video? And how I can install the same theme and font of Notebook?
github.com/dunovank/jupyter-themes all you need to know is here
@@charliewest2141 Thanks. Also for widget (ipywidgets/bqplot) dark themes you can use voila and add a jupyter_config.json with theme set to dark.
Chakri....great presentation and great work done ...wish the notebooks could be shared..but alas...it’s proprietary...
Thanks Absar. Yes unfortunately the notebooks are proprietary. Please check out github.com/ChakriCherukuri/mlviz. It's a repo where I maintain visualizations of ML algos. There are good examples there as to how to link widgets and build simple dashboards. I plan to add more examples and improve the documentation.
Many thanks Chakri..
does anyone have the code to the notebook?
Some ML examples can be found in my repo github.com/ChakriCherukuri/mlviz.
Can anyone drop the link for the Jupyter Notebook that he is using?
@Jatin you can checkout github.com/ChakriCherukuri/mlviz and github.com/ChakriCherukuri/toronto-ml-summit for some examples of bqplot dashboards
Can u help me in use case solving
does anybody know where to learn to create these widgets? i love to learn and make thse but they are too complex for me to figure it out on my own :(
Hey Hamid! Are you already a Safari member? There's a Learning Path for Jupyter Notebook here: www.safaribooksonline.com/library/view/learning-path-jupyter/9781788394918/
So cool!
That laptop has seen better times!
Challenge accepted Time to learn this thing called ipywidgets with bqplots
I can't like twice?