Hugo Granström

Heureka! Think I've got it to work finally 🙃 So I'm leaning more and more towards using `CppSharedPtr` now because we can get the underlying type then. Hopefully, nothing breaks...

@mratsim Any reason why you went with ```nim var net: Net net.init() # instead of var net: Net = Net.init() ``` The second way is how the builtin layers are...

Ok, now I've got something that works actually works for nested nets as well. Added support for parameters (Tensors) as well. So my final proposal for the syntax is this:...

@mratsim Okay 👍 But if we wrap all of them in `shared_ptr` we won't have to deal with that, right? And from what I know, most, if not all, built-in...

> this should be in some nimib/show module that should uses when compiles(import ggplotnim) or similar mechanism not to introduce additional dependencies. So it would only work for types that...

> I do think though that for each nbShow there might be custom parameters (e.g. max rows and max columns for a table, caption for a plot, ...). That's a...

This API looks really clean, I really like the `toHtml` idea 😁 the only nitpick I have is that `nbShow` and `--nbShow` could be a bit confusing for those uninitiated....

Here are my 10 cent: - `nbView` isn't bad. Throwing `nbPretty` into the mix as well. - I think the `nb` prefix is suitable still, `nbHtmlOutputs` sounds fine to me....

:rofl: That's what I get when I don't know your idioms properly... - Fair enough, `npOpen` is more logical for the runtime option actually :+1: - Hehe, I'd go with...

> I will likely need to do it at least once more within the month Smells like a new nimib theme is coming soon :open_mouth: I really like the idea...