marimo

The next-generation Python notebook

5.0•4 reviews•

264 followers

The next-generation Python notebook

5.0•4 reviews•

264 followers

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marimo is an open-source notebook for Python and SQL, designed from the ground up for working with data — run reproducible experiments, version with Git, share as interactive web apps, and execute as Python scripts. All in a modern, AI-powered editor.

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I love building apps in python, and I love that I can now create great looking ui components that look and feel modern. I was never a fan of Jupiter notebook, simply because it is too messy and impossible to tell which cells have run when. With marimo, I know for sure that cells react to each other and updates gets pushed through. It's enabled me to get my simulation tools into the company where I work and share it with others.

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2yr ago

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@johnhelt Thanks! Love to hear it.

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2yr ago

So so helpful. I work in the analytics space and this is the perfect stop gap for somewhere in between a fully fleshed out app and a jupyter notebook. It enables going from prototype to real production code fast, while also being pretty easy to use. If I were to give some feedback, I'd invest more in making the the UI widgets easier to work with (maybe even more like hex where you can just add components). In that same vein, having a table component that's prebuilt would be awesome. I think that most users of this product will want to focus more on the functionality, refining business logic, and data gathering, rather than building UI components, so almost counter-intuitively, I think it makes a lot of sense making the UI really easy to work with. Overall though, give it a spin. I think you'll like it.

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2yr ago

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@bryan_pham1 Thanks for the feedback! 🙏

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2yr ago

I’ve been using Marimo for over a year and it is the best damn notebook environment I’ve ever used. When I was learning ML, half my time was spent debugging variables that were out of sync with my cells, figuring out the commands to plot things correctly, and other annoying tedium. No more. I make stuff in Marimo and the slider elements and dynamically updating cells are soooooo cool. I didn’t realize notebooks could be fun! This is so obviously the future of data science. Looking forward to see what else Marimo team builds going forward.

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2yr ago

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@faraz_abidi thanks faraz! Hidden state is definitely a pain. Eliminating it is one of marimo's biggest strengths IMO.

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2yr ago