remove %matplotlib inline as it seems to break interactivity #182
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From a comment in the notes: "I had trouble getting matplotlib to behave interactively with widgets when %inline is invoked. Maybe remove that? " Additionally: "I think matplotlib has a quick way to invoke its widget with %widget as well" Removing the `%matplotlib inline` line seems to have fixed "reactivity" in the plot when moving the slider.
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From a comment in the notes:
"I had trouble getting matplotlib to behave interactively with widgets when %inline is invoked. Maybe remove that? "
Additionally:
"I think matplotlib has a quick way to invoke its widget with %widget as well"
Removing the
%matplotlib inlineline seems to have fixed "reactivity" in the plot when moving the slider.