Build Your First H2O Wave App: Buttons and Text Boxes
This lesson walks through building a first H2O Wave application in Python using VS Code. It covers creating a page, adding a text component, a button, and a text box, and adjusting the column, row, width, and height parameters that control where each component appears. It also shows how to make the app interactive, so that clicking the submit button creates a new card and displays whatever text the user typed into the text box.
Key takeaways
- How the column, row, width, and height parameters control where each Wave component appears on the page
- How to make a button trigger a new card and display text entered in a text box
- Why using Wave's code snippets, like a shortcut for a form card, speeds up building components
- What to check first when a component does not appear: the card size may be too small to show it
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