Fight Coronavirus - using Math 🤓
Hey!👋
With the outbreak of Coronavirus here in Madrid, I've been trying to think of something to build to help raise awareness on the individual measures we can take to help slow down the spread. Here is the result: http://bit.ly/39WJVnK
Any feedback is welcome!😊
Very cool idea! One suggestion would be to make the slider green so that it corresponds with the correct curve color on the chart. Another idea might be to have default positions of R0 from real countries (China, South Korea, Italy, Iran, Spain France, Japan) That way people can compare how they spread in each country. Very good idea. I hope you can get some publicity with this. I'll help you share it.
That’s an awesome idea; I’ll check if Streamlit supports color changes!
Here is a link comparing the spread in different countries. This is something like I was talking about above.
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/canada/article-whos-flattening-the-curve-on-the-coronavirus-and-who-isnt-a/
Nice! Looks quite professional. If it saves the life of even one person, you are a hero.
Thanks @Dimmi! It's built on Streamlit (streamlit.io) a tool to build data apps super quickly on Python. Super recommended!
Love the look of the front end, it's really professional and clean. Does the app use any CSS framework to achieve this?
Nope! It's all super straightforward (with the downside that I imagine you can't edit the frontend too much).
Have taken a look. Cool! Thank you.
Nice!
I was considering making something to help also I can feel my anxiety crawling on my skin so I haven't been in form for coding. However, the idea was to make an app that analyzed open weather data for your area to find out the best days and times to go grocery shopping if you needed to. Since according to Peak Prosperity on Youtube (Who has been basically right about everything up to this point) different humidity and temperatures affect the transmission rate.
Sounds like a great idea! Hope you feel better soon!
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A couple of people have reported it but I can't seem to reproduce the error. It's on a free Heroku tier, so it could fail from time to time, maybe due to traffic.
Thanks for the heads up!