Create GUI apps in Jupyter using ipywidgets

In this video, I demonstrate how to create interactive python applications in Jupyter Notebooks using the library ipywidgets.
Anaconda distribution (www.anaconda.com) includes everything we need except for bqplot.
To install bqplot follow the instructions provided on their github project (github.com/bloomberg/bqplot).

[@blakeburnette986]

This is the most concise youtube video I have ever seen. This guy doesn't blither or waste time just quickly shows how to use it. I watched several videos on Jupiter notebooks and most of them I understood less after watching. Thanks Everton!!

[@tomcolling]

Thanks Blake!

[@thisisjoyjacob]

This was a much better tutorial than all the others. I thank you from heart, and this tutorial had a much practical aspect to understand. I loved this tutorial. So SImple and easy to develop. Hats' Off to you, Sir. Fabulors.

[@ansari1375]

it's a highly underappreciated tutorial. easy-to-understand. very useful. thank you sir.

[@elmoreglidingclub3030]

Brilliant, Everton. Well done!! I can use everything I learned from your excellent video. Much appreciated!!

[@NS-gr9cy]

You have a gift for clear demonstration. Thanks!

[@thelateknights]

This was a fantastic tutorial. Thanks!

[@dannykusuma2431]

Thanks! it's easy to understand and helpful

[@christopherbeddoe406]

Nice tutorial.

[@vakshith]

How to install Tkinter in Anconda Prompt

[@leosmi1]

Muito bom!

[@arsalananwar11]

Hey , the Button does not get displayed. The output shows
"Button(button_style='warning', description='Stop', icon='stop', layout=Layout(width='200px'), style=ButtonStyl…" when I try to display the Button. Am I going wrong anywhere

[@shubhdeepchauhan7701]

does your code look like this:
#stop button
b_stop = Button(
description = 'Stop',
icon = 'stop',
button_style = 'warning',
layout=Layout(width='100px')
)
b_stop

[@JohnMusicbr]

cooollll... Thanks

[@IsakRizell]

Any chance you could publish the code on Github?

[@vladimiratwork]

Thank you for the tutorial! Can we somehow hide the code and keep only a GUI part in the notebook? Tried to find the answer in the ipywidgets documentation but no luck there.

[@vladimiratwork]

Ah sorry. Just found an answer in recommended videos. We can just use Voila on top of existing interactive Jupyter notebook, if we need a GUI only without any code.

[@Toyokoyo]

@@vladimiratwork can you send the link or something

[@indi4889]

@@Toyokoyo pls send me link

[@shantanudash7]

awesome

[@user-cz3rp7lt2j]

大佬，代码链接有没有？

[@julio1148]

I recommend showing the end result first, and then go into the tutorial. Those of you who like to see this first, here is the timestamp: 6:57