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I agree: you’d have to quite literally force me to use JS to do data science stuff. Surely there’s a better solution here? Maybe something like pandoc but for
by FridgeSeal 8y ago
I agree: you’d have to quite literally force me to use JS to do data science stuff.
Surely there’s a better solution here? Maybe something like pandoc but for presenting science stuff in the browser? Do your work in whatever language, write up results and graphs using preferred tools and packages, output some kind of format that can be parsed to produce this stuff?
- hamilton 8y agoIodide does actually support that workflow, both in JS and our wasm python stack (Pyodide). We have some data scientists internally who have made Iodide reports using only pandas & matplotlib. It's still early days for this tech, but it's quite doable.