Organizing and arranging content in a web app In Chapter 4, we built the foundations of our first web application and wrote some Python code that, once executed, gives us the following result: Figure 5.1: Chapter 5 starting point We completed the About section, made some decorations in terms of colors, and added an icon […]
Adding the Text Analysis part In this part, we will use textblob, a Python library for processing textual data. It provides a simple API for diving into common NLP tasks such as part-of-speech tagging, sentiment analysis, classification, and more. For more details, visit pypi.org (the famous Python Package Index). As usual, we need to install […]
Hiding and showing parts depending on importance From a very broad point of view, an application is just a way to visualize, transform, and save information. Not always showing all the available information at the same time is a winning idea. For example, having all the information on a unique screen could make our app […]
Adding the two basic functions Let’s start with the first basic function: Basic Info. Expanding Basic Info, we get Text Stats. In Chapter 4, among others, we imported the neattext package, which is very useful for our statistics as it has a function named word_stats. If you haven’t already imported it, it’s time to do […]
