The Next Generation Of Python Notebook: Getting Started With marimo

As a data analytics professional who's have tried Jupyter, Google Colab, and a few other Python notebooks, I've always felt something was missing. And to be honest, I was never a big fan of Python notebook, that is, until now. Let me introduce you to marimo, the next generation of Python notebook.
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[@617steve7]

Thank you!

[@shockwavemasta]

Thanks for this helpful overview!

[@jiejenn]

Thank you for the comment!

[@mjacfardk]

❤ nice
thank you for your help

[@jiejenn]

👍

[@seanleeduncan]

Thanks for sharing. Can you use Marimo for training deep learning models, or is it more for data analysis?

[@jiejenn]

Yes you can use marimo to train models. Essential, marimo is just a Python script but in a notebook format.

[@dipankarbose5933]

Promising .😊

[@jiejenn]

I have high hope. Been avoiding Python notebooks for 5 years now 😂

[@prashlovessamosa]

Great

[@TheOneHong]

isn't colab just Jupiter?

[@jiejenn]

They shared many similar features, but they are not the same products.