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by dmaevsky 4y ago
This sounds pretty much indeed like something I made Ellx for. When you say the notebooks like Observable are "really not there", what exactly is the show stopper for you? Btw, please ping me on Ellx Discord: let's talk!
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by dmaevsky 4y ago
Creator or Ellx here. The reason is quite prosaic: I haven't maintained the site for almost a year :/ For various reasons. However, I'm getting back at it now. Ellx as a framework has evolved during this period, and is capabl
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by dmaevsky 5y ago
Nice. I wrote a similar thing a couple years ago, even "tinier" :) https://github.com/dmaevsky/tinyx Immutable state, undo/redo, immer-like patch recording etc in less then 200 lines of code
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14 points by dmaevsky 6y ago|2 comments
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by dmaevsky 6y ago
Should be fixed now. Thanks for spotting this
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by dmaevsky 6y ago
Ellx founder here. It will be. It started as a side project which quickly grew into something very versatile, so we are still in search for a product-market fit and a community that would benefit the most from it. Testing hypotheses. Open s
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by dmaevsky 6y ago
I hear you. It's probably the same situation everywhere apart the IT industry itself :) if that.... What kind of tools are you currently using to manage the nightmare?
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by dmaevsky 6y ago
This is NUTS!!! Exactly the example I was looking for! Mind if I re-implement all this on the Ellx platform ( https://ellx.io )?
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by dmaevsky 6y ago
https://ellx.io trying to carve a niche out of the orange territory on slide 12 as well
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by dmaevsky 6y ago
I think we should talk! :) From your description I know exactly where you work and which other Python based system you're talking about ) I have been in the industry for 20 years myself as a quant, mostly using Excel as a "glue&qu
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by dmaevsky 6y ago
Reactive programming is a very solid paradigm. It is hard to get it right though. Especially when calculations are asynchronous. Excel is ubiquitous but is universally painful to use for anything beyond quick prototyping. This was the major
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by dmaevsky 6y ago
I used Excel professionally for 20+ years as a quant in major banks. Mostly as a front end to mathematical models in C++. Always been amazed how a 40 years old UX paradigm is still being used virtually unchanged in modern systems. Spreadshe