move clientside_callbacks out of performance and into it's own chapter && create a new "callbacks" section
See original GitHub issueperhaps we can have a section title that’s like “Advanced Callbacks” and has the following chapters:
- Clientside Callbacks (pull it out of performance)
- Determining Which Input Has Changed
- When to use a single callback vs multiple callbacks
- Callback limitations
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With clientside callbacks within performance, it doesn’t lend itself well to searches
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@shammamah Callbacks are one of the fundamental aspects of building an app. I think it deserves its own section.
It might also be interesting to move the callbacks Gotchas (https://dash.plot.ly/faqs) in
Gotchas/FAQ/Assumptions/Rules
under the new callbacks section.All callbacks must be defined before the server starts
A component/property pair can only be the Output of one callback
Callbacks require all Inputs, States, and Output to be rendered on the page
Callbacks require their Inputs, States, and Output to be present in the layout
Q: How do I determine which Input has changed?