Introduction

Metapages are interactive web-based dashboards that run entirely in the browser. They allow you to connect different code components, data sources, and visualization tools into a unified, easily shareable workflow. Each Metapage consists of one or more smaller applications, known as metaframes, which can communicate with each other to enable real-time data exchange and analysis.

With Metapages, you can:

• Combine various programming languages and tools: Use Python, R, Julia, and more alongside visualization libraries to create custom workflows.
• Embed and publish: Integrate Metapages into any website or app, or publish them for others to access and interact with directly in the browser.
• Streamline collaboration: Share and co-edit Metapages with teams to accelerate research and data-driven projects.

By reducing the friction of integrating multiple data sources and applications, Metapages make it easier to iterate, test, and deploy workflows, especially in data-heavy fields like data science, machine learning, and scientific research. Let’s dive in by creating your first Metapage!