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Comment #41456944
This impacts Chrome, Edge, and Brave. A fix is in the works, but will take time to make it through the Chrome/Edge/Brave build trains. Up to then, most websites that rely on PyScri…
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Comment #41271948
Also, check out PySheets ( https://pysheets.app ), which leverages PyScript to run Python logic in a spreadsheet UI, which is written entirely in Python. The PySheets UI uses LTK (…
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Comment #40679281
I tried that exactly with PySheets by implementing the sheet in Python itself, rethinking how Jupyter Notebook would look if it treated the data science problem as a dependency gra…
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Comment #40679272
Your second proposal looks like https://pysheets.app
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Comment #40679259
Felix's upcoming work is intriguing and would enable a much nicer integration of Python into the Excel ecosystem. The use of PyOdide and WASM enables execution of the Python logic …
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Comment #40202155
You can load spreadsheets into Jupyter today. With Pandas or Polars, you can import CSV or Excel sheets quite easily. PySheets is reimagining what Jupyter Notebooks would look like…
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Comment #40202075
And it all runs in your own browser without needing any cloud kernels.
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Comment #40202060
Anaconda is also a heavy sponsor of PyScript. The https://pyscript.com website is an online IDE for quickly trying out PyScript and building a website. If you like PythonAnywhere, …
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Comment #40201951
That's nice. I will do the same for PySheets, once the dust settles on the original launch.
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Comment #40201924
PySheets is not based on Rust. It is 100% Python.
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Comment #40201912
I am feeling pretty Okay now, indeed. I played golf today. It was on a Par3 course, so it only tested my short game. However, I scored -1, with almost a hole-in-one. I blame it on …
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Comment #40197799
Thanks!
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Comment #40197788
If you sign up for PySheets, we give you 7 tutorials. Two explain how to use AI to import data, convert it to Dataframes, and visualize them using Matplotlib. The generated code is…
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Comment #40197711
PySheets has been designed to run on-prem and on GCP as well. The beta version you are looking at is just offered as a zero-install experimentation platform. We are actively talkin…
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Comment #40197651
You can do that today with PySheets. On the PySheets landing page, you can find a live example. The data comes directly out of a sheet that uses a service to convert metrics into c…
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Comment #40197579
Most people will import external sheets using Pandas. It has numerous conversion methods for table-structured data sources, such as https://pandas.pydata.org/docs/reference/api/pan…
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Comment #40197537
Lots of blood, sweat, and tears. And MicroPython!
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Comment #40197532
Any PySheets sheet runs in the PyScript context and can access the JavaScript window and DOM. Therefore, you can use the browser to access the file system: https://developer.mozill…
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Comment #40192750
Try cut-and-pasting a sheet from Google Sheets to PySheets. It works quite well. At the moment, PySheets does not handle Excel functions. This is on our possible roadmaps, but we j…
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Comment #40192726
Thanks, much appreciated.
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Comment #40192719
Yes, I will do some videos in the coming week. I did an extended demo for the weekly PyScript FUN meeting, but it turned out it was not recorded .
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Comment #40192715
A major part is, in the form of Pyscript-LTK. I keep moving more of PySheets to LTK as I find reusable parts. I truly love open-source, but I am also trying to get some revenue for…
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Comment #40192706
Yes, my total development bill for EVERYTHING, including DigitalOcean, Google, and OpenAI is about $15.