Mercury
Turn your Python Notebook into a web app with the open-source Mercury framework and share
Mercury takes a Python notebook and renders it as a clean, responsive web app with interactive widgets. When a widget value changes, cells below it recompute automatically without callbacks. It is aimed at science, research, and data-heavy work where results need to be shared with non-technical users.
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