title: Gramex Guide classes: toc prefix: Guide ...
You can start Gramex using the Gramex IDE.
Try the Gramex IDE(Log in with any Google account)
Then learn from these tutorials:
- Quickstart
- Dashboards
- Charts
- Dropdown & Search
- Create a ML classification application
- Try out some exercises
- Install Gramex
- Start apps using gramex init
- Configurations control Gramex
- Deployment patterns
- Debug Gramex
- Testing Gramex apps
- Tips & Tricks
- Snippets (Visual Studio Code Extension)
- Contributing to Gramex
- FileHandler renders files
- FormHandler connects to data
- FunctionHandler runs Python code
- Auth handlers log in users
- DriveHandler uploads files
- CaptureHandler takes screenshots
- MLHandler exposes ML models
- PPTXHandler generates PPTX
- FilterHandler filters columns
- JSONHandler writes JSON data
- ProxyHandler proxies APIs
- ProcessHandler runs programs
- WebSocketHandler
- TwitterRESTHandler
- FacebookGraphHandler
- Write your own handlers
- How to run apps
- Admin page
- Charts
- UI components
- UIFactory
- g1: UI library
- Mapviewer
- View logs
- LanguageTool
- Roadmap
- Release Notes
- Python API reference
- Gramex License. Gramex Community Edition is MIT licensed
- Gramex is a web server
- Gramex FAQ
- Link check tests if all links on the Gramex Guide are working
- Index of topics on the Gramex Guide
- DataHandler - use FormHandler instead
- ModelHandler - use MLHandler instead
- QueryHandler - use FormHandler instead
- UploadHandler - use DriveHandler instead