Firstly, Plotly Dash is so awesome that I’m doing everything in Python. Cleaning, handling data was never my strength but I’m getting better at that and list comprehensions, Pandas, MongoDB so this is really really nice to get away from writing HTML then CSS then some Javascript, etc. But… When I…

and writing code in commented out sections is too terrible, especially in Pycharm where it’s just green font color

Also, when it fails, say clicking Enter after finishing input on dcc.input(debounc=True) and something is wrong so nothing gets executed, there is not even an error message. That is baffling. There should be error messages in this case.

Hi, without any concrete example this is a bit hard to say if the issues you encounter are really on dash’s side or if you can solve them in your own code. writing code in commented out sections is too terrible, especially in Pycharm where it’s just green font color Hum, I would not say that an…

@Batalex so pros actually do use jupyter and ipython to test while writing! I started doing that and thought, “Oh, this is so amaterish” and stopped. Here is a link to the question with code in question. : Callbacks stop working when I add another callback That third callback to update_nutrients_t…

I’m sorry for ranting. I do like cashew cheese with my whine.

I looked at this answer: DatePickerRange to Update Data Table But I think there is an error in it as there is no df.to_dict(‘rows’). It probably should be 'records' to update data in a DataTable But I get the point that data and columns need to update separately. So I reorganized my layout and c…

so pros actually do use jupyter and ipython to test while writing! Whatever gets the job done :+1: Actually it is a bit weird that you never had an error displayed according to your posts. Are you running the development server with app.run_server(debug=True)? Moreover could you try to open you…

@Batalex I have Dash apps embedded in a Flask app here: https://github.com/nyck33/cnf_dash2/blob/master/Dashboard/Shiny.py I think I’m doing this wrong by having one callback output a table and another one trying to update it. Here is the error in the console: tml: "In the callback for output(s)…

The Pycharm debugger works except for on this type of error, it just seems to fail silently.

Can’t debug functions if they have an error in it?

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nyck33 November 3, 2020, 5:07am 8

I tested in Jupyter as advised,posted it here: Callbacks stop working when I add another callback

Still the same issue of it breaking my other callbacks.

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Can’t debug functions if they have an error in it?

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