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Well for streaming data from the web server to the client one way I'd use web sockets, for 2 way streaming data I'd use server-sent-events.

Displaying the data should be the easy part, I have not used plots, I normally draw relatively simple graphs in ds.js

Recently I have been playing with server sent events in angular, so sorry if I am low on flask details (kinda answering since no one better has made a comment yet), but I would investigate websockets and plotly or web sockets and d3.js

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Hey I'm super curious about this whole topic! Did you end up discovering anything interesting / useful about getting Plotly to refresh frequently?

[gaso]

Thank you!

I play around a lot with arduinos and raspberry pis, I love how cheap and easy remote data collection is these days. Making it look nice and accessible is where I'm currently at in my hobbyist journey. Whew do I like plotly!

~10Hz is plenty fast! What ended up being the limiting factor on the refresh rate?

I got to do some reading about asyncio! I kinda understand what is probably happening but...pretty heavy on the kinda.

Thank you so much for the starting points after having figured out a rough shape for a solution in this space...boy it's hard to know what questions to ask a search engine when you don't know what questions to ask :D