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  • Welcome to ⚡ Lightning
  • Install

Get started in steps

  • Basic skills
  • Intermediate skills
  • Advanced skills

Core API Reference

  • LightningApp
  • LightningFlow
  • LightningWork

Addons API Reference

  • lightning.app.components
  • lightning.app.frontend
  • lightning.app.runners
  • lightning.app.storage

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Access the App State

Learn to work with the app state

Add a web user interface

Learn how to add React, StreamLit, Dash to your App.

Add a web link

Learn how to embed external websites

Add encrypted secrets

Learn how to organize your UI

Arrange App tabs

Learn how to organize your UI

Build a Lightning App

Simple App to get started

Build a Lightning Component

Understand how to separated the glue from the actual work

Cache Work run calls

Understand how to trigger a work run method

Customize your cloud compute

Select machines to run on

Develop a Command Line Interface (CLI)

Learn to develop a CLI

Develop a Lightning App

Learn to connect components together into a Lightning App

Develop a REST API

Learn to deploy a model behind a REST API

Extend an existing App

Learn where to go next with an App

Publish a Lightning Component

Share your components with others

Run a server within a Lightning App

Lightning Work can be infinite jobs

Run an App on the cloud

Learn how to get things done in the cloud with ease

Run Works in parallel

Learn how to make your Work non blocking

Save files

Learn how to save files in a work by using Drive

Share an App

Learn how to share your work with others

Share files between components

Learn how Lightning Storage emulates a single filesystem in a distributed setting

Mount Cloud Data

Learn how Lightning Mounts are used to make the contents of an cloud object store bucket available on disk when running in the cloud.

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