Tom White

I'm still not sure where the best place to add an example would be. The Dragon documentation would be one option (with a link from the Cubed documentation and examples)....

Thinking about this more, it should be possible to add a `dragon/cubed.yaml` file under [`examples`](https://github.com/cubed-dev/cubed/tree/main/examples) and then run ```shell export CUBED_CONFIG=$(pwd)/dragon/cubed.yaml python add-asarray.py ``` This would make it just like...

Excited to see this! I agree this would be very attractive for some users and workloads. I also think that we basically have what you describe today using the `processes`...

> it can nevertheless operate on larger-than-memory workloads, and is extremely reliable at just chugging through them until they complete As an experiment I tried running the [Cubed benchmarks](https://github.com/cubed-dev/cubed-benchmarks) for...

I'd like to emphasise the single machine case more prominently in the examples (#505), since it's an easy way to get started with Cubed.

Thanks Ryan. Yes, it's using an SSD on a Mac mini M1.

I've opened #514 to track the work on this

Closing as this has been possible for a while now (see #514)

> Another idea from that discussion was to animate the Plan itself. Thanks for adding that. The plan is created using GraphViz, so rendering it using another library that can...

I re-wrote the plan visualization using a combination of [Cytoscape.js](https://js.cytoscape.org/) and [Dash](https://github.com/plotly/dash), and then added a very simple animation that changes the fill colour of the operations from white to...