Johnny Snelgrove

same, was really excited to try this out but the Github login was a complete show stopper

Just wanted to post my solution here, since this was the first thread that came up in a web search and I didn't see an explicit code snippet that solved...

also wondering about this but I'm not a swift developer. My two cents, I think a vertical scrolling list of the menubar items would be even better than the proposed...

just stumbled across Grain and it's such a nice language! I also really admire the goal. I wanted to add my two cents here and put another vote in for...

Ah, these are all great points. Uniform call syntax doesn't work well without function overloading. In your string example, I guess you'd end up with one big pattern matching function...

interesting, yes it looks like they provide some APIs that might do the trick (for example, [rendering arbitrary html](https://docs.marimo.io/api/html.html)). Although, based on their [interactive Altair, Plotly, and matplotlib](https://docs.marimo.io/api/plotting.html) helper methods,...

So I think if `LetsPlot.setup_html(isolated_frame=False)` didn't have a hard dependency on IPython's `display_html` method [here](https://github.com/JetBrains/lets-plot/blob/ced716968e84bc6b36d66a166063cb4adfe16b6c/python-package/lets_plot/frontend_context/_jupyter_notebook_ctx.py#L37), it could possibly solve the issue. Right now, setting `isolated_frame=False` just throws an error unfortunately,...

awesome, thanks @kjkuan!