I stumbled on this about two weeks ago. It's amazing. It solves the global variables issues in notebook and saves as plain text. I showed it to my coworker and they were all very excited. With a plugin system it could replace gradio, streamlit and jupyter. I really hope it does.
Show HN: Marimo – open-source reactive Python notebook – running in WASM
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Re: Show HN: Marimo – open-source reactive Python notebook – running in WASM
#22I stumbled on this about two weeks ago. It's amazing. It solves the global variables issues in notebook and saves as plain text. I showed it to my coworker and they were all very excited. With a plugin system it could replace gradio, streamlit and jupyter. I really hope it does.
We've considered adding a plugin API. Are there any particular plugins you'd like to see implemented, or are you more interested in the resulting ecosystem that would emerge?
Re: Show HN: Marimo – open-source reactive Python notebook – running in WASM
#23I stumbled on this about two weeks ago. It's amazing. It solves the global variables issues in notebook and saves as plain text. I showed it to my coworker and they were all very excited. With a plugin system it could replace gradio, streamlit and jupyter. I really hope it does.
We've considered adding a plugin API. Are there any particular plugins you'd like to see implemented, or are you more interested in the resulting ecosystem that would emerge?
I would like to build image labeling tools with bounding boxes and pixelwise segmentations. Ideally it would support 16bit grayscale medical image. As a stretch goal it would support 3d stacks of image for a CT or MR. This is obivously too much to ask, but I would like to have a way to build it. It would require some sort of custom frondend events making it to the back end.