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The multiprocessing module uses separate processes to do the calculation. I don't know to what extent this is affected by how you call it. As a test, are you also...

PR #50 - released as v0.4.0 - should now permit the use of dash-bootstrap-components. @damienrj does this help?

@JefVandooren setting `add_bootstrap_links=True` should be sufficient. @jonatel there is no way at the moment to add custom styles; I will create an issue for this.

Using `external_stylesheets` depends on [issue #226](https://github.com/GibbsConsulting/django-plotly-dash/issues/226) from `django-plotly-dash`.

That tag doesnt support the use of initial arguments, as per the [documentation](https://django-plotly-dash.readthedocs.io/en/latest/template_tags.html#the-plotly-direct-template-tag) Is there a particular reason you can't use another tag, such as `plotly_app` or `plotly_app_bootstrap`? Alternatively, you...

@BatoolGasser getting that data is probably best separated out (if the URL is constant then it never changes; if it does change then presumably it depends on the current user/session/request;...

@jsulopzs if you have a lot of data, then one strategy is to manage the data within Django (eg as part of the ORM, or leveraging a cache) and then...

@FinntHove have you looked at [view decoration](https://django-plotly-dash.readthedocs.io/en/latest/access_control.html#view-decoration) - it was added for this sort of fine-grained control.

@tirohia the easiest way is to do the work during a callback. The callback is essentially wrapped up and executed inside a Django view, and the context is available in...

There was at least one issue (since resolved) that prevented use of 5.0 at that time. The goal of this issue was to record the need for testing and validation...