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   Show HN: Python WebApp where Python runs within the user's browser with Pyodide

   3 points by SimonBiggs 7y ago|0 comments
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   Show HN: Created a Python Monorepo with version, release and dependency tooling

   3 points by SimonBiggs 7y ago|0 comments
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   by SimonBiggs 9y ago

   Also the modular packages they have built are amazing. They have a node package called @jupyterlab/services which lets you write typescript code for your own libraries that can then call the Jupyter Server. An example of using JupyterL
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   by SimonBiggs 9y ago

   The extension framework means anybody can build something like that. The beauty of it is that because that feature is so useful it's almost guaranteed someone will make it at some point.
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   by SimonBiggs 9y ago

   I'm not sure if this backs up your point or not. But I was blessed to build, using JupyterLab packages a quick and easy GUI creation tool for python packages. It lets you create the GUI itself in Markdown. https://github.com
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   by SimonBiggs 9y ago

   Woohoo! Congratulations JupyterLab team. It is a brilliant thing being built.
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   by SimonBiggs 9y ago

   I'm keen for any feedback people may have.
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   Show HN: ScriptedForms – Create Live GUIs for Python using Markdown and HTML(github.com)

   2 points by SimonBiggs 9y ago|1 comments
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   Show HN: Reactive form front ends with markdown for python(github.com)

   3 points by SimonBiggs 9y ago|0 comments
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    by SimonBiggs 9y ago

    There would need to be two separate products. One covered by higher liability intended for use in critical systems, and the other under the standard liability. I imagine that the higher liability CPU would likely be slow, old, and very very
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    Show HN: Medical Physics App with Interactive Data. Angular2, Bokeh, Python(electrons.simonbiggs.net)

    1 points by SimonBiggs 10y ago|0 comments