Joel Ostblom

Thanks for the detailed info and quick reply @bollwyvl ! It is really helpful and I will try to setup an instance that uses `%pip` with all our packages to...

Oh I noticed that Vegafusion displays the desirable behavior with integers as well! That's great and resolves the issue I had when openeing https://github.com/altair-viz/altair/discussions/3140 in the first place. Now I...

I see, I do find that the Vegafusion behavior adds a lot of convenience here, so I would be in favor of re-implementing that solution in Altair as well, although...

> It's true that the VegaFusion widget renderer requires a custom Jupyter Widget extension, but it's pretty widely supported at this point. It works locally in the classic notebook, JupyterLab,...

As of now Vegafusion has indeed completely replace the altair data server 🎉 🚀

I think it is tables in general that are styled incorrectly. It seems like their size is not scaled the same as the text. Here is an example of a...

Input code cells are also not scaled as the surrounding text which makes it difficult to zoom in on code: 

I think explicitly pointing this out in the documentation would be helpful. The current line in the docs is > draw_quantiles | If not(NULL) (default), draw horizontal lines at the...

Great point @psychemedia ! It would be very helpful if it was possible to support the same outputs as jupyter environments (such as`_repr_html_()`) since this would also give nicer output...

I should also add that altair has a way of forcing the output to be HTML (instead of automatically converting to textual output in unsupported environments) via `to_html()`, but it...