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Re: Show HN: Quadratic – native JavaScript support in a spreadsheet

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Post by sahmeepee »

Manchego79 wrote: post #7
sahmeepee wrote: post #6

Datat visualizations?

For visualizations, we support Chart.js. You can also use our built-in AI to help write the code.

I'm referring to the typo in your very first heading, unless datat visualisations is a term I don't know.

Re: Show HN: Quadratic – native JavaScript support in a spreadsheet

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Post by Manchego79 »

sahmeepee wrote: post #11
Manchego79 wrote: post #7

Earlier quoted context omitted.

For visualizations, we support Chart.js. You can also use our built-in AI to help write the code.

I'm referring to the typo in your very first heading, unless datat visualisations is a term I don't know.

Thanks for the heads-up on that.

Re: Show HN: Quadratic – native JavaScript support in a spreadsheet

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Post by freshlentils »

fshafique wrote: post #12

It's like taking the data-science notebook model (eg. Jupyter Notebook) and using spreadsheets instead.

yeah - seems like in enterprises ppl still want spreadsheets, but more and more people also want code, spreadsheets + code

Re: Show HN: Quadratic – native JavaScript support in a spreadsheet

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Post by mattlondon »

Genuine question: How is this different from Google sheets? I don't see much here that I've not already been doing for years in Google sheets (except native python I guess - JS, SQL, fetch() etc has otherwise been there for ages and it's all free)

Also the logo looks a lot like Microsoft? I am not colourblind but it might look even more similar if you are?

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