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A reactive notebook for Python — run reproducible experiments, execute as a script, deploy as an app, and version with git.

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### Description I want to jump between different *.py files on the fly without the need to restart the marimo server ### Suggested solution A little window on the left...

enhancement

### Description I am hoping to get something in the spirit of JupyterBooks ### Suggested solution This could initially be a simple webpage with hyperlinks into the different notebooks ###...

enhancement

### Description Trusted publishing is the future ### Suggested solution Your research about trusted publishing could start here https://github.com/marketplace/actions/pypi-token-mint ### Alternative _No response_ ### Additional context _No response_

### Description Using `mo.ui.multiselect` with > 10,000 items can be laggy. This can happen if filtering on something with high-cardinality. ### Suggested solution We should virtualize lists (either by default,...

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good first issue (typescript)

This change implements support for reading from standard in on the backend. This is achieved by adding a new queue to each session/kernel pair, the `input_queue`. The `input()` builtin and...

This does nothing on its own. Ideally this is paired with the BE notifying the user when there are missing dependencies

### Describe the bug First of all, thanks a bunch for `marimo` -- it's my favourite tool I ran across in 2024! One issue I came across was finding a...

bug
good first issue

This adds mo.ui.data_voyager which is inspired by https://vega.github.io/voyager/. It uses https://github.com/vega/compassql for chart recommendations and guides the user into exploring various charts and drilling down. I expect a fair amount...

### Describe the bug ## How to reproduce 1. Create an empty notebook: `marimo edit random_notebook.py`. Fill it with random code like `print("Hello")`, execute & save. 2. Export the notebook...

enhancement