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Covid19 Dashboard

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Django + Plotly Coronavirus dashboard. Powerful data driven Python web-app, with an awesome UI. Contributions welcomed! Featured on Awesome-list

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Overview

The Covid 19 Interactive Dashboard is a project focused on providing collaborative plot ideas and a mobile-friendly UI/UX. It aims to provide users with well-informed information about the COVID-19 virus. The project is built using Django and Plotly and utilizes data from various sources such as Johns Hopkins University, Our World in Data, and the New York Times.

Features

  • Collaborative plot ideas
  • Mobile-friendly UI/UX
  • Data from multiple sources (Johns Hopkins University, Our World in Data, New York Times)
  • Automatic deployment to Heroku app

Summary

The Covid 19 Interactive Dashboard is a project that aims to provide users with a collaborative and mobile-friendly platform for exploring COVID-19 data. It is built using Django and Plotly and utilizes data from various reliable sources. The installation process involves setting up Python, cloning the repository, creating a virtual environment, installing dependencies, and running the local server. Once set up, users can access the dashboard in their browser and explore the available plots and data.

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Django

Django is a high-level Python web framework that encourages rapid development and clean, pragmatic design. It follows the model-view-controller (MVC) architectural pattern, providing an extensive set of built-in tools and conventions to streamline the creation of robust and scalable web applications.

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Dashboard

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Eslint

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