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Last I heard, the feature was in beta so avoided it. But I'll definitely give it a go if it's mature now! I have been using the --watch flag to let my agent play with the notebook as I use it already.
Give it a shot, it's not in beta. It's much more powerful and fun to use than `--watch`. Works best with frontier models but is compatible with open source / local models too. If you have feedback please let me know!
Any former Jupyter users using Marimo who have the sales pitch? I'm decently happy using Jupyter Lab but would love to hear what I'm missing out on
The reactive components are also really nice for interactive plotting and exploratory data analysis. You can do this in Jupyter but it feels less seamless somehow. Interactive marimo workflow feels like streamlit but in a notebook interface
One thing I miss from Pluto.jl workflow is `let` for lowering friction for exploratory or plot cells. In marimo you have to name a `_` prefixed function and then call it which is better than nothing but not as clean as `let`. This is a minor complaint that’s more down to language features though
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this is a very engaging and well presented video, respect to whoever this guy who made it is (cant tell from the description), he's good at his job
Vincent Warmerdam. Check out his PyData talks and the probably.ai YouTube channel for which he has done videos.
People also know me from the calmcode youtube channel and https://calmcode.io website
Is the reload module very different than the base watch flag, and does the notebook editor use PyCharm/JetBrains' editor interfac, or is the notebook's editor completely embedded in PyCharm? --- As usual on marimo posts I have to mention how much I enjoy the product: Two weeks ago I was working on a large scale data reconciliation that was very high in complexity and high risk for correctness/accuracy. I built a mari…
The current version of the extension embeds the marimo user interface in PyCharm. We may in the near future have a more native-feeling embedding, but that's a little tbd.
Glad to hear you're enjoying marimo, and thanks for sharing the anecdote. I'll gladly accept the "thank you", but it's worth mentioning this extension was developed end-to-end by Kiran :)
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Give it a shot, it's not in beta. It's much more powerful and fun to use than `--watch`. Works best with frontier models but is compatible with open source / local models too. If you have feedback please let me know!
Any support for windows/Powershell yet?
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Give it a shot, it's not in beta. It's much more powerful and fun to use than `--watch`. Works best with frontier models but is compatible with open source / local models too. If you have feedback please let me know!
Any support for windows/Powershell yet?
This looks like a step up from Jupyter notebooks!
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Vincent Warmerdam. Check out his PyData talks and the probably.ai YouTube channel for which he has done videos.
Vincent D. Warmerdam ;) there are a bunch of Dutch people who otherwise have the same name. People also know me from the calmcode youtube channel and https://calmcode.io website