105 pointsby paddy_m5 days ago9 comments
  • ZeroCool2u5 days ago
    This looks really cool. I will say my default solution for this, and the default across my org, is Data Wrangler in VS Code[1]. My only wish list item is if the low code solution wrote polars instead of pandas. Any thoughts on how hard that might be to accomplish?

    1: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=ms-tools...

    • paddy_m5 days ago
      Thank you.

      The Buckaroo lowcode UI is capable of working with Polars, but I don't currently have any commands plumbed in. I will work on that.

      I'm aware of Data Wrangler and they did nice work, but it's closed source and from what I can tell non-extensible. What features do you like in Data Wrangler, what do you wish it did differently?

      • paddy_m5 days ago
        I made a Marimo WASM example that you can play with in your browser [1]

        I need to make some updates to the polars functionality, I just completed some extensive refactorings of the Lowcode UI focussed on pandas, time to clean that up for polars too.

        Also the python codegen for polars is non-idiomatic with multiple re-assignments to a dataframe, vs one big select block. I have some ideas for how to fix that, but they'll take time.

        https://marimo.io/p/@paddy-mullen/notebook-sctuj8

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  • epistasis5 days ago
    This is really great, I'm looking forward to playing with it.

    Currently I use a mix of quak (preferred) and itable (if starting fom a colab notebook). It will be interesting to compare for my use cases, which most consist of checking for the distribution of data in a new file, or verifying that a transform I did resulted in the right sort of stuff.

  • mathisd4 days ago
    How does it compare to Data Wrangler ? I like Data Wrangler because it let us open up in a separate VS Code window.
  • franky475 days ago
    But does it work across data tables with 8 dimensions?
    • trsohmers5 days ago
      Only with the oscillation overthruster flag enabled.
  • RyanHamilton5 days ago
    Congratulations on launching. Buckaroo looks great.
  • hodder5 days ago
    Looks cool to me. I often just end out exporting and opening in excel to do this
  • leelou25 days ago
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  • gitroom5 days ago
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