4 ms·
Have you considered using marimo notebooks? https://github.com/marimo-team/marimo https://github.com/marimo-team/marimo marimo notebooks are stored as pure Py
by akshayka 2y ago
Have you considered using marimo notebooks?
https://github.com/marimo-team/marimo https://github.com/marimo-team/marimo
marimo notebooks are stored as pure Python (executable as scripts, versionable with git), and they largely eliminate the hidden state problem that affects Jupyter notebooks -- delete a variable and it's automatically removed from program memory, run a cell and all other cells that use its variables are marked as stale.
marimo notebooks are also readily parametrized with CLI arguments, so you can do: python notebook.py -- -foo 1 -bar 2 ...
Disclosure: I'm a marimo developer.
- ThouYS 2y agothanks mate, exactly what I've been looking for
- cycomanic 2y agoThere is also jupytext which converts Jupyter notebooks on the fly to a number of different formats (Markdown, python,...). It's at the core of the Jupyterbook project IIRC and IMO the best method to use Jupyter with git.
- __mharrison__ 2y agoI use Jupytext (and my own conversion utilities) all the time. I write my books inside of Jupyter these days.
- sa1 2y agoYou should make a new post about the new sandbox feature.
- wodenokoto 2y agoIt’s basically Pluto notebooks for Python?