I see that several other users have asked the same question, but after reading the informative replies I still have a few questions regarding my app specifically.
I code in python and mainly just data science projects. I’m trying to deploy a Dash app (https://plotly.com/dash/) in a full functioning web app that includes the following:
For Bubble to be an option, I would have to be able to insert a link in the source code to my deployed Dash app in order for it to be integrated in the site. It sounds like that may not be possible. If that’s the case, my question is how difficult will it be for me to implement the three points above given my lack of knowledge with front end and JS in general? Thank you in advance for your feedback.
Hi and welcome Faust!
The three requirements you have listed are easily achievable with Wappler no doubt about that. You must account for a basic learning curve though. The fundamentals are simple. Server Connect is your back-end (API essentially, connecting to your database and retrieving records etc), and App Connect is for connecting the back-end to the client via a multitude of components. With a little time and reading, all three subjects are covered and documented here, you should be up and running within a couple of weeks. I say a couple of weeks as a week will be spent absorbing the basics, trial and error, and probably a little frustration too… That is where the community will step in to help if you need or ask for it, so don’t be shy! You have a 7 day trial to play with, and after that a choice of subscriptions are available. That is about all I can say without getting too boring for you. Hope it helps! And again, welcome to Wappler!
Im just starting to use wappler, but Im a seasoned bubble user. you can insert custom code in the header and body of any page you want. this code can be dynamic ( based on variables)
the problem with bubble is that it handles terribly bad the visual part, theres virtually no responsiveness at all. thats why Im trying out wappler.
To quickly summarise, Wappler has a steeper learning curve but the possibilities are endless. Bubble might get you to a finished app quicker but you’ll be tied into their system and will struggle to do things which are outside of their normal features.
