Myles Scolnick

@Light2Dark, yea my original comment was to add a gap in `VerticalLayoutRenderer`: ```ts {showCode && canShowCode ? ( {verticalCells} ) : ( verticalCells )} ``` not sure if that would...

@proycon - thanks for filing and i am investingating this now. i am having a bit of issues running the notebook myself. couple questions that could help 1. is the...

I am getting `[StamError] DeserializationError: Deserialization failed: EOF while parsing a string at line 31611423 column 13` when starting up the application (I am on macOS)

hi @proycon - can you give this another try on the latest release? there has been additional updates and refactoring to the table

Not sure ill be able to provide much valuable feedback, but high-level: **1. Module execution keys** Yes i agree these keys make sense and a notebook key does as well....

@shunichironomura - I dont think this is an alternative or solution, but you can rename cells (in the cell dropdown menu), which is the name given in the generated python...

The simplest solution might be best. I'd propose we enumerate the cells: ```python @app.cell def __1(): pass @app.cell def __2(): pass ``` Users can rename cells, but if they are...

I tried running your code but not could produce what you see (it seems to run in the correct order for me. But also, the 3rd and 4th cell are...

@jupiterMJM you can force add a dependency between the two cells by declaring a variable in one and reference it in another.

`mo.hstack([mo.ui.altair_chart(plot_1), mo.ui.altair_chart(plot_2)]` does horizontally stack the charts (and wraps around to a new line). But since you don't specify a width, then the child chooses the width (in this case,...