Declan Naughton

+1 for local imports, this can be a big + vs observablehq for local js dev I use a workaround to bring local js into observablehq, which also works for...

I have the same issue. Is there a solution for this issue? +1

Thanks - That almost certainly was needed - now I see the following error: ImportError: No module named cubes_mongo pip install cubes-mongo indicates all the requirements are installed. But in...

I get error 'no module named cubes_mongo'. However, when I try that command with cubes-mongo (dash instead of underscore) I get error 'cubes-mongo is a package and cannot be directly...

Unknown 'stores' extension 'cubes-mongo' On 16 Mar 2017 7:26 p.m., "Stefan Urbanek" wrote: Try to use cubes-mongo(dash) in the server config then. — You are receiving this because you commented....

+1 for this, would like to use for matrix charts like https://vega.github.io/editor/#/gist/88d3491603f2568da0e93ead880e30dd/spec.json Shared y scale across each row (but not column) would make it easier to scan across.

Hi! The proposed cell magic sounds great. I'm considering some JS integration with Jupyter and wonder if the dev notebook be shared/published? Cheers Declan > I should note that the...

> I was hoping to do the same thing. I was able achieve this by transforming x by depth and y by id > > ``` > {"type": "stratify", "key":...

The application I have in mind will run Quarto/OJS-runtime code on frequent hot reload events - the API behaviour is clearly significant (and highly redundant) for this usecase.

RE "open source" I think the Chart cell is part of the OHQ editor which is not open source, similarly your spreadsheet cell may not necessarily. However, it would be...