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Interesting. Any advantages of this over IPython? I see fancy rendering of DataFrames, but there are libraries that let you do this in IPython.
by devilsdounut 12y ago
Interesting. Any advantages of this over IPython? I see fancy rendering of DataFrames, but there are libraries that let you do this in IPython.
- spot 12y agoThanks. Beaker has autotranslation for communicating among languages, and you can have multiple languages in one notebook. Four months ago someone asked for compare and contrast: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8366245 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8366245 Since then we have fixed a ton of bugs and fleshed out the concept. The reflection API and JS scriptability are about to be released, along with a bunch of UI polish, performance, and all kinds of fixes. There are only 2-3 of us working for 2 years so far. The project is still young and developing, and in fact we are hiring! Especially we need a Javascript Engineer, Angular experience a plus: http://www.twosigma.com/careers/position/935.html http://www.twosigma.com/careers/position/935.html
- IanCal 12y agoThis looks really interesting, thanks. The communication is great, often I want to munge the data / collect things in python, then graph them in R.
- spot 12y agoTo respond more directly to your question: Yes you can get better tables with IPy if you remember to load a lib and call a function. With Beaker it just works by default. Ditto for sharing, Beaker has one-click sharing to the web built in, with IPy you have to load an extension. On the Mac, Beaker comes packaged as a native app that you just drag to Applications and the Dock.