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On a tangent, I'm building an open-source data IDE focused on developers/engineering managers rather than data scientists. The goal is to be able to easily make
by eatonphil 5y ago
On a tangent, I'm building an open-source data IDE focused on developers/engineering managers rather than data scientists. The goal is to be able to easily make SQL queries, HTTP requests, load files, script in Python, and visualize results all in a single place.
I think compared to Jupyter Notebooks this can more directly solve a problem for anyone who wants to do analysis on customer data, historic log data, JIRA tickets, incidents, etc. The long-term goal for a commercial version would be to have high level connections to all the APIs developers use; to make cross-datasource analysis easier.
https://datastation.multiprocess.io/ https://datastation.multiprocess.io/
- jstx1 5y agoMake the REPL ergonomic enough and it will crush any notebook interface. I think that's one reason why R users barely use Jupyter at all - RStudio's REPL is better than most of the out-of-the-box Python REPLs so R users don't have to resort to Jupyter (and there's rmarkdown for the rare cases when notebooks actually make sense).