5 Neat Dash Apps Made by the Dash Community

This article is a short version of the recently published article by one of our favorite clients, Plotly, and we thought it was cool enough to share for our data science readers to see. All credit goes to them and we hope you’ll find Dash to be as useful and fun as we do.

We are always looking for new and creative ways that the community is utilizing Dash and Plotly to make apps. If you want to learn how to make these yourself, check out the next Dash Workshop.

1. Great Balls of Fire: NASA Fireballs Open API

This Dash app was made using fireball data from 1988 to 2017 from NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory.

Dash app | Dash author: Ivan Nieto | BitBucket code

2. Zika Outbreak Explorer

This is a Dash that utilizes Plotly’s crossfilter to look at Zika incidents over time.

Dash app | Dash author: Charley Ferrari | GitHub code

3. Finding Bigfoot

Here’s an exploratory Dash app based on a Bigfoot Sightings from data.world. It demonstrates several plots (including a map), a grid layout built with Bootstrap, interactions with an input field, and caching.

Dash app | Dash author: Timothy Renner | GitHub code

4. Climate Change Life Events

Climate history and possible futures showing your important life events, inspired by Sophie Lewis.

Dash app | Dash author: Greg Schivley | GitHub code

5. Earthquake Explorer

A Plotly Dash application showing earthquake data from the US Geological Survey.

Dash app | Dash author: Giacomo Debidda | GitHub code

The next workshop is in Boston. Dive deeper into Dash with Cris Parmer the Dash creator himself, on April 14–15. See more apps by visitng the Dash Gallery, maintained by Plotly. Can’t make it to Boston? There will be upcoming workshops in Washington DC (June 9–10) and New York City (November 17–18).

Until the next time, keep building those apps with Dash for your chance to be featured.

5 Neat Dash Apps Made by the Dash Community was originally published in Towards Data Science on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.