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update examples to use new solara_viz #193
update examples to use new solara_viz #193
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This function is capitalized like a Class. For my own knowlegde, does
@solara.component
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Aren't they all just objects? ;)
As far as I understood this is mostly a convention. It's best to imagine them as neither a class nor a function but as a solara component (because some custom rules apply)
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Just to clarify, since I have looked it up by now. @solara.component does indeed return a regular ´class` object (with a a defined call function, so you can call it like a function). Usually they should still be written in snake_case for standard Python formatting, but thats where the solara convention takes over