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A reactive notebook for Python — run reproducible experiments, execute as a script, deploy as an app, and version with git.
### Discussed in https://github.com/marimo-team/marimo/discussions/948 Originally posted by **mwchase** March 13, 2024 I'm pretty sure this isn't currently possible, but perhaps I missed part of the documentation. I have some tabular...
### Description There are lots of variables in the variable explorer! It's hard to find the one I'm looking for. ### Suggested solution I'd like to be able to filter...
`mo.ui.table` expects row-oriented data, which works well in many but not all contexts. In ML and other data applications, data is often stored in columnar formats (parquet, arrow, ...). We...
A feature, in both edit and run mode, to collapse cells by markdown heading level; similar to what Colab has. Requested by a user on discord. _Original request: i think...
### Describe the bug I've ensured that Node is installed, and where the dialogue has prompted me to run authorisation via github, I've done so successfully. I have an active...
### Description When using "Share > Publish HTML to Web", the static generated URL is not saved anywhere in the notebook, and so each time I click that button it...
### Describe the bug I'm just starting out with marimo, and it's looking pretty nice so far! However, I noticed that the keyboard shortcut for "create cell below" is ctrl+shift+P,...
### Describe the bug I have a moderate-sized notebook with 25 cells. When I open the variable explorer, I get a nice list of variables and the cells that are...
### Description [Jupyterlab-Vim](https://github.com/jupyterlab-contrib/jupyterlab-vim) adds a "Jupyterlab Command Mode" which enables manipulation at the cell level. It's super nice and I'd love to see it implemented in Marimo. ### Suggested solution...
### Describe the bug Thanks for creating such a refreshing alternative to Jupyter! However, I'm having trouble using polars with the dataframe ui widget. Here's the simplest example: ``` import...