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dmaevsky
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Comment #34193625
This sounds pretty much indeed like something I made Ellx for. When you say the notebooks like Observable are "really not there", what exactly is the show stopper for you? Btw, ple…
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Comment #34181893
Creator or Ellx here. The reason is quite prosaic: I haven't maintained the site for almost a year :/ For various reasons. However, I'm getting back at it now. Ellx as a framework …
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Comment #29973157
Nice. I wrote a similar thing a couple years ago, even "tinier" :) https://github.com/dmaevsky/tinyx Immutable state, undo/redo, immer-like patch recording etc in less then 200 lin…
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Comment #25525988
Should be fixed now. Thanks for spotting this
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Comment #25477467
Ellx founder here. It will be. It started as a side project which quickly grew into something very versatile, so we are still in search for a product-market fit and a community tha…
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Comment #25047179
I hear you. It's probably the same situation everywhere apart the IT industry itself :) if that.... What kind of tools are you currently using to manage the nightmare?
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Comment #25047050
This is NUTS!!! Exactly the example I was looking for! Mind if I re-implement all this on the Ellx platform ( https://ellx.io )?
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Comment #25046681
https://ellx.io trying to carve a niche out of the orange territory on slide 12 as well
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Comment #25046054
I think we should talk! :) From your description I know exactly where you work and which other Python based system you're talking about ) I have been in the industry for 20 years m…
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Comment #25042766
Reactive programming is a very solid paradigm. It is hard to get it right though. Especially when calculations are asynchronous. Excel is ubiquitous but is universally painful to u…
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Comment #24809952
I used Excel professionally for 20+ years as a quant in major banks. Mostly as a front end to mathematical models in C++. Always been amazed how a 40 years old UX paradigm is still…