Guess what? Anvil is 25% pregnant! So I made us a pregnancy tracker app that uses weekly emoji to tell you how big bb is.
Also included: weekly email updates, the fastest unsubscribe in the west, and more nerding out about due dates than would fit in one post…
Deepnote is a new, slick data science notebook. But even a slick notebook isn’t enough for non-programmers.
We’ll show you how to deploy a machine learning model with a web UI, using Anvil and Deepnote’s Jupyter-compatible, collaboration-friendly notebook.
To celebrate Halloween, read a mostly coherent and entirely machine-generated scary story in the style of Edgar Allan Poe.
And generate your own grim and haunting tale using the Anvil app!
Pygal is an interesting Python plotting library because it produces pretty SVG plots with little effort.
Style comes to the forefront, and the SVG plots are convenient for embedding in a web app.
Let’s build a deep learning framework in a Jupyter notebook to classify different kinds of ships from the Star Wars universe!
Then we can hook our notebook up to Anvil to share it with the world.
2020 has been a difficult year for people all around the world.
We’ve seen an incredible response from the Anvil community, with a number of our users building tools and applications to help deal with the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. We’ll take a look at some of the tools being built with Anvil to help people impacted by the virus.
Looking for inspiration on how to present your data?
Take a look at our dashboard showcase to see some of the beautiful dashboards people have built with Anvil.
Stuart asked, what can be done in one working day with Anvil?
His answer, Clockify, a time tracking app. This walk-through documents his process from inception to time tracking application, all in 24 hours.
Can you really build an application processing system, from a blank sheet of paper, in less than a week? That’s the amazing feat Baker Tilly managed earlier this year.
Imagine you’re a major accounting and consultancy firm. Your clients are hurting, and the US government just invented a new type of loan to provide relief. But nobody knows how to apply for – or issue – these loans, so you need to build a process from scratch.
Since 2011, it’s been harder for consumers in the US to pursue big companies for compensation when things go wrong.
Meredydd spoke to Teel and Brian from FairShake about how their consumer rights service is levelling the playing field between everyday people and big companies. And how Anvil helps them to move faster!