Note: If you use PyWebIO in interactive execution environment of Python shell, IPython or jupyter notebook, you need call show() method explicitly to show output: >>> put_text("Hello world!").show() >>> 6 Last but not least This is all features of PyWebIO, you can continue to read the rest of the documents, or start writing your PyWebIO applications now. Finally, please allow me to provide one more suggestion io.output_notebook(notebook_type='pywebio') in the PyWebIO session to setup Bokeh environment. Then you can use bokeh.io.show() to output a boken chart: from bokeh.io import output_notebook from bokeh

Note: If you use PyWebIO in interactive execution environment of Python shell, IPython or jupyter notebook, you need call show() method explicitly to show output: >>> put_text("Hello world!").show() >>> 6 Last but not least This is all features of PyWebIO, you can continue to read the rest of the documents, or start writing your PyWebIO applications now. Finally, please allow me to provide one more suggestion io.output_notebook(notebook_type='pywebio') in the PyWebIO session to setup Bokeh environment. Then you can use bokeh.io.show() to output a boken chart: from bokeh.io import output_notebook from bokeh

Note: If you use PyWebIO in interactive execution environment of Python shell, IPython or jupyter notebook, you need call show() method explicitly to show output: >>> put_text("Hello world!").show() >>> 6 Last but not least This is all features of PyWebIO, you can continue to read the rest of the documents, or start writing your PyWebIO applications now. Finally, please allow me to provide one more suggestion io.output_notebook(notebook_type='pywebio') in the PyWebIO session to setup Bokeh environment. Then you can use bokeh.io.show() to output a boken chart: from bokeh.io import output_notebook from bokeh

Note: If you use PyWebIO in interactive execution environment of Python shell, IPython or jupyter notebook, you need call show() method explicitly to show output: >>> put_text("Hello world!").show() >>> 6 Last but not least This is all features of PyWebIO, you can continue to read the rest of the documents, or start writing your PyWebIO applications now. Finally, please allow me to provide one more suggestion io.output_notebook(notebook_type='pywebio') in the PyWebIO session to setup Bokeh environment. Then you can use bokeh.io.show() to output a boken chart: from bokeh.io import output_notebook from bokeh

6 Last but not least This is all features of PyWebIO, you can continue to read the rest of the documents, or start writing your PyWebIO applications now. Finally, please allow me to provide one more suggestion io.output_notebook(notebook_type='pywebio') in the PyWebIO session to setup Bokeh environment. Then you can use bokeh.io.show() to output a boken chart: from bokeh.io import output_notebook from bokeh bokeh.io import show output_notebook(notebook_type='pywebio') fig = figure(...) ... show(fig) See related demo on bokeh demo In addition to creating ordinary charts, Bokeh can also build the Bokeh applications

6 Last but not least This is all features of PyWebIO, you can continue to read the rest of the documents, or start writing your PyWebIO applications now. Finally, please allow me to provide one more suggestion io.output_notebook(notebook_type='pywebio') in the PyWebIO session to setup Bokeh environment. Then you can use bokeh.io.show() to output a boken chart: from bokeh.io import output_notebook from bokeh bokeh.io import show output_notebook(notebook_type='pywebio') fig = figure(...) ... show(fig) See related demo on bokeh demo In addition to creating ordinary charts, Bokeh can also build the Bokeh applications

Note: If you use PyWebIO in interactive execution environment of Python shell, IPython or jupyter notebook, you need call show() method explicitly to show output: >>> put_text("Hello world!").show() >>> not least This is basically all features of PyWebIO, you can continue to read the rest of the documents, or start writing your PyWebIO applications now. Finally, please allow me to provide one more suggestion io.output_notebook(notebook_type='pywebio') in the PyWebIO session to setup Bokeh environment. Then you can use bokeh.io.show() to output a boken chart: from bokeh.io import output_notebook from bokeh

Note: If you use PyWebIO in interactive execution environment of Python shell, IPython or jupyter notebook, you need call show() method explicitly to show output: >>> put_text("Hello world!").show() >>> not least This is basically all features of PyWebIO, you can continue to read the rest of the documents, or start writing your PyWebIO applications now. Finally, please allow me to provide one more suggestion io.output_notebook(notebook_type='pywebio') in the PyWebIO session to setup Bokeh environment. Then you can use bokeh.io.show() to output a boken chart: from bokeh.io import output_notebook from bokeh

Note: If you use PyWebIO in interactive execution environment of Python shell, IPython or jupyter notebook, you need call show() method explicitly to show output: >>> put_text("Hello world!").show() >>> not least This is basically all features of PyWebIO, you can continue to read the rest of the documents, or start writing your PyWebIO applications now. Finally, please allow me to provide one more suggestion io.output_notebook(notebook_type='pywebio') in the PyWebIO session to setup Bokeh environment. Then you can use bokeh.io.show() to output a boken chart: from bokeh.io import output_notebook from bokeh

Note: If you use PyWebIO in interactive execution environment of Python shell, IPython or jupyter notebook, you need call show() method explicitly to show output: >>> put_text("Hello world!").show() >>> not least This is basically all features of PyWebIO, you can continue to read the rest of the documents, or start writing your PyWebIO applications now. Finally, please allow me to provide one more suggestion io.output_notebook(notebook_type='pywebio') in the PyWebIO session to setup Bokeh environment. Then you can use bokeh.io.show() to output a boken chart: from bokeh.io import output_notebook from bokeh