Panel est un framework d'application de données Python utilisé pour construire des tableaux de bord interactifs et des interfaces utilisateur réactives en connectant des visualisations de données, des widgets et des rappels (callbacks). Il fonctionne comme une bibliothèque d'interface utilisateur réactive qui synchronise l'état de l'application avec les mises à jour de l'interface basées sur les interactions de l'utilisateur.
Les fonctionnalités principales de holoviz/panel sont : Data Visualization Dashboards, Data Science App Deployments, Data Application Frameworks, Analytical Web Application Frameworks, Python-to-WASM Compilers, User Session Isolations, State-Synchronized Bindings, Data-Driven UI Libraries.
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