Q:

Can Python's NetworkX library create animations? They have a fancy animation on their home page

The Python library NetworkX has a fancy animated graph on their home page.  But obviously there is more involved in creating that web based animation than a python library; last time I check my browser doesn't use client side python.
Which leads to my question, is the NetworkX library used at all in generating that animated graph they have on their home page? Or is that animation just there to look flashy and hold my attention?
Can NetworkX be used to create web based animations?  Can it create animations client side using something like wxPython?  If so, are there any examples?

A:

No, they only use javascript on the client side to do that. The code is here.
Browsers only execute javascript. Your options include learning javascript, use pyzamas or write a browser from scratch that is able to execute python code :).

