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Comment #13546895
AlphaSheets | San Francisco, CA | Frontend Developer (React) | Full-time (contractors welcome too) | Remote or onsite What we're building: Collaborative, programmable spreadsheets.…
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Comment #12867844
AlphaSheets | San Francisco, CA | Frontend Developer (React) | Full-time (contractors welcome too) | Remote or onsite What we're building: Collaborative, programmable spreadsheets.…
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AlphaSheets | San Francisco, CA | Frontend Developer (React) | Full-time (contractors welcome too) | Remote or onsite What we're building: Collaborative, programmable spreadsheets.…
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Comment #11482474
Yes, it does. Live updating already works (i.e. if A and B have a sheet open and A updates it, B sees the updates at the same time as A). And you can share links with others. These…
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Comment #11481533
We're actually built on top of fin-hypergrid, which we chose for its speed. We're handling all the reactivity in the backend.
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Comment #11481445
We're taking that as a compliment. From talking to users, a key piece of feedback we've gotten was that the experience of using AlphaSheets has to be really similar to that of usin…
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Comment #11481407
xlwings doesn't let you write Python code straight in the cells and have it immediately Just Work. It requires you to install a plugin and write commands in a separate file to exec…
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Comment #11478048
Yes, the computations are all done server-side, which lets us parallelize big computations. It also keeps our thorny evaluation logic crisp and maintainable, because Haskell. =)
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Comment #11478015
Thanks. :)
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Comment #11477849
Hey! I'm Alex, a cofounder of AlphaSheets. The three gifs on the page link to spreadsheets that you can play around with, with a majority of features already functional. Is that no…