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🏎️ Analyze Formula 1 drivers with this marimo application running entirely on DuckDB wasm (i.e. entirely in your browser, no server) Feel free to fork the notebook and play around with it yourself! https://lnkd.in/eEuaPmuB

PySheets and Pandas are close friends ❤️🐼. But we also love DuckDB 😍🦆. As DuckDB is supported in Pyodide, it works in PyScript and, as a result, in PySheets. See below how we load a CSV into DuckDB and emit a Pandas DataFrame. We cannot wait to see what people will build with PySheets and DuckDB, two tools that were both created in/near Amsterdam 🌷

🎙️ Join Marco Gorelli today as he discusses the benefits of maintaining Narwhals without dependencies, making it ideal for Pyodide integration! He will also explore upcoming trends in data science. Catch all the action at the Data Science Hangout with Posit PBC 🚀 https://lnkd.in/dEtq28-x #Python #OpenSource #Narwhals

Missed me at PyCon India 2024? No worries! See me tomorrow at the PyCon APAC 2024 conference organised by Python Indonesia where I'll be talking about the enhancements in the Pyodide and Scientific Python ecosystems we've made this year: enabling additions like interactive documentation websites for open source software for science such as NumPy and the like! In addition to in-person viewing, the talk will also be livestreamed – tickets are still available for both in-person and online access at https://lnkd.in/gp6WuGTw

At PyBay 2024, I joined Fabio Pliger to talk about #PyScript. Fabio gave a general overview of PyScript. Around minute 23, I demo PySheets to show the power and flexibility of PyScript, PyOdide, MicroPython, and Web Assembly. Run your Python code in the browser. Enjoy!

✨ Narwhals will be available in the next version of Pyodide 🕊 It was a very easy PR - it's in moments like these that the benefits of having kept your library lightweight and with zero dependencies come to light! 🎙 For more chatter about data science and its tools, I'll be appearing on Posit PBC's Data Science Hangout tomorrow with Rachael Dempsey and Libby Heeren https://lnkd.in/g2844YtM

This blog post by Davide Eynard from Mozilla.ai, with input from Vicki Boykis, explains the basics of hypothesis testing. It's powered by a marimo notebook that runs entirely in the browser — marimo's interactive elements and Pyodide support make it well-suited to education https://lnkd.in/eEt8ykte

PySheets now includes a tutorial on drawing maps using Folium 🌎. Just press the *Learn* button. Fun fact: the code snippets for the two charts in the tutorial were entirely generated by AI 🤓. The automatic code generation in PySheets gives data scientists a considerable performance boost for data exploration ⏱.

Afraid there's no recording, but here's the slides I made for my local Python Meetup talk about Python in the Browser

Do you know its now possible to share Panel apps at PyCafe? Infinitely scalable running in the browser only. Powered by Pyodide. #python #dataviz #datascience #Analytics