Zachary Pincus

I too have observed this issue. @blueyed, when you failed to reproduce, were you testing in a command-line ipython shell, or via a jupyter notebook? I have found that using...

@blueyed Can I ask you to please try to repro this bug via jupyter notebook? This issue reproduces trivially for me in a jupyter notebook, but not in the command-line...

Sorry, I am not sure I follow. The text you quoted above, @blueyed, states pretty clearly that using the master branch does NOT fix the problem. So there is no...

FWIW, `ipywidgets` version 8+ is now in conda-forge (and has been so for a [month or so](https://anaconda.org/conda-forge/ipywidgets/files?sort=time&sort_order=desc)), so anyone who uses vscode with conda environments that specify conda-forge as a...

FWIW, the microscopy community has generally standardized on `(x, y, z, c, t)` for their axes: three spatial dimensions, then color/spectral channels, then time (or other index). One of the...

@jni Hey there! I knew I shouldn't have opened my mouth without being better prepared :) Anyhow, my main point is that there are (at least) three separate concepts that...

@stefanv First off, I realize that this wasn't really the right forum for me to bring this up, so my apologies for derailing relevant discussion about this PR! Nevertheless, I'll...

@jni I don't think there's really that much disagreement here. I also would prefer "M,N,P", or "axis 0...n" for minimal baggage, but I agree that failing that, the key thing...

@jni No worries -- it took me years of strenuously thinking about this exact question to come to this viewpoint. It's far from obvious or intuitive... (The good news is...

I agree with Stefan; intuitive coordinates may be pedagogically helpful. So long as it's clearly stated for advanced users and more importantly devs to not rely on axes "meaning" anything...