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move clientside_callbacks out of performance and into it's own chapter && create a new "callbacks" section

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perhaps we can have a section title that’s like “Advanced Callbacks” and has the following chapters:

  1. Clientside Callbacks (pull it out of performance)
  2. Determining Which Input Has Changed
  3. When to use a single callback vs multiple callbacks
  4. Callback limitations
  5. callback_context (pull it out of faq) #760
  6. Describe initialization and the is None check

With clientside callbacks within performance, it doesn’t lend itself well to searches

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  • State:closed
  • Created 4 years ago
  • Comments:7 (7 by maintainers)

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Marc-Andre-Rivetcommented, Mar 11, 2020

@shammamah Callbacks are one of the fundamental aspects of building an app. I think it deserves its own section.

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Marc-Andre-Rivetcommented, Mar 11, 2020

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
  • (already mentioned) Q: How do I determine which Input has changed?
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