Welcome to Datascience on the web, with Don and Francois.
You have been given a paper with a URL in the form: https://xxxxx-xxx.dionresearch.com:8088
Point your browser to it and type the accompanying password.
Problems? Raise your hand and somebody will help you, even perhaps your neighbor. Also, feel free to tweet about this session. I am @f_dion and this is #datascience and #flask at #pydatacarolinas.
The unrefactored notebook is here while the refactored one is here.
Once you run through the whole refactored notebook, you will have train and test sets saved in data/ and a trained model in trained_models/. To make these available in the tutorial directory, you will have to run the publish.sh script. On a unix like environment (mac, linux etc):
chmod a+x publish.sh
./publish.sh
The whole session is now on youtube: Francois Dion & Don Jennings Datascience on the web
This repository will get a few more files after the tutorial, including some PDFs. Make sure you watch the repo if you want the latest information.
Other options for jupyter and flask compatible visualizations:
Check out these awesome lists:
And this video for building APIs with flask-restplus: you-tube video
- Cookiecutter
- cookiecutter-flask : A Flask template with Bootstrap 3, starter templates, and working user registration.
- cookiecutter-flask-2: A heavier weight fork of cookiecutter-flask, with more boilerplate including forgotten password and Heroku integration
- cookiecutter-flask-foundation : Flask Template with caching, forms, sqlalchemy and unit-testing.