[...] with the long id names, it's quite painful to look at the callback graph in the developer tools (which you can see with debug=True). This is not specific to this project, but it might be worth submitting a PR to Dash to represent long ids in a different format (see for example plotly/dash#1179 for the last modifications of the code generating the callback graph).
In #4, the id's where changed to be dict id's, but these are very long e.g. when shown in the callback graph debugger tool. Some options (both are probably a good idea):
- Somehow display such id's more efficiently in the callback graph.
- Use only dict-id's for objects that need it.
In #4, the id's where changed to be dict id's, but these are very long e.g. when shown in the callback graph debugger tool. Some options (both are probably a good idea):