Yup! Not affiliated in anyway, just a fan. I like jupyter but marimo's my go to for a few reasons:
- Automatic reactivity can be turned on (will trigger dependent cells if you uptade an upstream one)
- Much nicer non-json file format (just python files, with a seperate output)
- Much better virtual environment integration / managent (this is always a hassle with jupyter)
- Widgets are great!
- Better LLM integration (new marimo-pair means llm can inspect the actual python runtime objects)
- It generally "looks" a lot nicer if you're using the web ui, which is nice.
- Automatic reactivity can be turned on (will trigger dependent cells if you uptade an upstream one) - Much nicer non-json file format (just python files, with a seperate output) - Much better virtual environment integration / managent (this is always a hassle with jupyter) - Widgets are great! - Better LLM integration (new marimo-pair means llm can inspect the actual python runtime objects) - It generally "looks" a lot nicer if you're using the web ui, which is nice.