HEX
Drawback: It's expensive.
There are 2 main sections:
- Logic
- App
Logic
It supports python like a jupyter notebook, and much more features are supported.
Table Visualization
Chart visualization with data from a data frame
Widgets such as multiselect, slider, dropdown, and mapping to python variable
Similar features also supported in Jupiter Notebook, but requires writing code.
This allows user to pick a input and generate a custom visualization.
SQL Support
HEX supports SQL query from SQL databases or pandas data frame.
App
All of the functionalities I discussed above come from the Logic Section.
The App section displays output from Logic. It's like echo=FALSE
in RMarkdown.
You may select the output to display from Logic.
Scheduled Run
Cron job supported.
Job can be added hourly, daily, weekly, monthly.
Notification also supported like a CI pipeline.
Similar to my project cron-crawler-template, but can be done more easily.
Since the script can be run periodically, it your data is time-sentsitive, everytime your audience open the page, the data displayed will always be up to date.
Embed
A notebook can be embedded into other web pages using iframe.
Notion embed also supported.
Conclusion
This is a great app as a always-up-to-date data visualization.
I will used it to display my LeetCode Scraper result.