Integrating Google Docs, Chrome, and IPython
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Integrating Google Docs, Chrome, and IPython
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Re: Integrating Google Docs, Chrome, and IPython
#2wow, that's pretty neat.
Re: Integrating Google Docs, Chrome, and IPython
#3This is fantastic news - I spend about two-three hours a day in iPython. It's completely replaced my tool chain of awk/sed/wc/grep that I previously used to do analytics on various files - and not only allows me to do much more complex analysis, but also maintains "state" in a visual way so that I can quickly hop through a number of file load/analysis/report cycles.
Being able to do this interactively is going to be a huge win.
Re: Integrating Google Docs, Chrome, and IPython
#4If anyone else is interested in real-time collaborative IPython environments, check out https://coderpad.io/.
It's less focused on the data analysis side and more focused on collaborative coding for interview environments. You get a full IPython shell with most of the niceties (syntax highlighting, exception captures, etc).
Re: Integrating Google Docs, Chrome, and IPython
#5If anyone else is interested in real-time collaborative IPython environments, check out https://coderpad.io/ . It's less focused on the data analysis side and more focused on collaborative coding for interview environments. You get a full IPython shell with most of the niceties (syntax highlighting, exception captures, etc).
I wish environments like that supported something like 'run with..' option that would allow for the entry of arguments which would be fed to the script.
I know it's not a big deal to get data another way, but it'd allow for the following of a tutorial like Learn Python the Hard Way totally in-browser.
Re: Integrating Google Docs, Chrome, and IPython
#6> we don't have a GitHub or anything user's can download yet, but stay tuned for more updates.
Crying shame.
Re: Integrating Google Docs, Chrome, and IPython
#7> we don't have a GitHub or anything user's can download yet, but stay tuned for more updates. Crying shame.
That's true for the GDrive integration. All of the python-in-PNaCl code is available already as part of naclports.
Re: Integrating Google Docs, Chrome, and IPython
#8At SciPy this year, Kester and I will be giving a talk on this: https://conference.scipy.org/scipy2014/schedule/presentation...
Re: Integrating Google Docs, Chrome, and IPython
#9If anyone else is interested in real-time collaborative IPython environments, check out https://coderpad.io/ . It's less focused on the data analysis side and more focused on collaborative coding for interview environments. You get a full IPython shell with most of the niceties (syntax highlighting, exception captures, etc).
It might just be me but $50/month for the lowest tier seems a little overpriced. I know it depends on how much utility one can get out of it - maybe I just can't think of $50 of utility.
I might not therefore be the target market.
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#10Brilliant. I'm a little surprised at how exciting this is. I can foresee some opportunities to make serious changes in how I communicate at work. Now I just need to figure out some Android support.