Looks amazing. This seems to integrate the absolute best parts of notebooks (interactivity), spreadsheets (reactivity) and plain text coding (versioning).
Spreadsheet programs are honestly amazing. When they were invented, they were several decades ahead of their time imho. Also, I think that one thing that could work very well with Pluto would be exactly a spreadsheet UI element, that is backed by a DataFrame and with support for Julia expressions as formulas.
@@BosonCollider That would be really cool if we could forego entering data in to a spreadsheet and then importing that spreadsheet as a dataframe by just directly having a spreadsheet in a julia session.
Very interesting! I would be curious about whether there is a nice way of creating programming books with this system. I had trouble finding a good system for writing Julia programming books. I actually used Julia Documenter originally, but I found that the iteration of going back and forth to get some code examples to execute properly when compiling the book was way too slow. I can see this as a faster solution, but you need a practical method being able to tie stuff together into chapters.
At first, I was confused but now I understand. Here are my final thoughts: Pluto is not necessary, but is very very very useful. I am using it from now on. Good work! Goodbye Jupyter, and hello Pluto!
How do you change the working directory? My C drive is full. And set up a config file? This is easy to find for Jupyter, but I can't find anything for Pluto. Also, it keeps telling me to update even after I update from Pluto, then restart. A link to the CSV file would be nice so I could follow along.
Great idea! I have few remarks: Exporting to pdf on ubuntu (firefox) doesn't work very well. I think better option would be saving all cells to pdf because we still have tool to make cell visible or not.
2:40 why the voice is not loud and clear? Please remove the noise. i get it that mic may have some problem, but it CAN be improved in the post processing.
first.(data) and last.(data) are all well and good. But what is the general command? If you have a hundred or so variables and you want to plot the fifty fourth, do you write fiftyfourth.(data)?
That was one hell of a presentation, well done! Goodbye Jupyter, hello Pluto!
Yeah, I'm impressed too but don't forget ipywidgets.
Wow! I'm totally blown away, amazing presentation and package. Thanks!
Looks amazing. This seems to integrate the absolute best parts of notebooks (interactivity), spreadsheets (reactivity) and plain text coding (versioning).
I totally amazed by what Pluto.jl group did. Their presentation is also a fantastic one. 👏
Pluto is awesome. I believe I'm doing most of my data exploration and algorithm testing on Pluto just because it is so fun and intuitive to use!
This is exactly what I always wished Jupyter's semantics would be. And then some. You guys rock!
This is the kind of innovations that inspire me
Great library, great talk. Congratulations and keep on working!
Reminds me a lot of Desmos, and obviously, spreadsheets :) Exciting to see these paradigms evolving to provide nicer UX for programming!
Spreadsheet programs are honestly amazing. When they were invented, they were several decades ahead of their time imho.
Also, I think that one thing that could work very well with Pluto would be exactly a spreadsheet UI element, that is backed by a DataFrame and with support for Julia expressions as formulas.
Yeah, I thought that too. I think the sliders in Desmos are great. Pluto took me like five seconds to install, I'm very impressed.
As is it's more like Jupyter, but a desmos style calculator(I actually preffer GeGabra) is handy, so is quip as a text editor.
@@BosonCollider That would be really cool if we could forego entering data in to a spreadsheet and then importing that spreadsheet as a dataframe by just directly having a spreadsheet in a julia session.
This is really incredible and I love the teacher use cases!
Fantastic presentation! This is truly a game-changer. Thank you for such an outstanding job. Will use it regularly from now on :)
Wow awesome job and great that you are focusing on how this can be used in teaching new programmers!
Jupyter feeling sad. Amazing presentation and what a great project!
What an excellent presentation! What a great package!
Great work and very interesting presentation!
I think I am going to try it with my students
also bojler eladó!
Insane presentation!! Good work.
Wow!! Amazing presentation and package. Even after using Julia for so much time, I wasn't aware of such a useful package
Wow. I think Simon Papert would have been a big fan of this. Great work!
Coming from Python and Jupyter Notebook, this Pluto is freaking awesome.
Awesome! Is there any option to put the result below the code?
This is absolutely aces. Thank you!
Very interesting! I would be curious about whether there is a nice way of creating programming books with this system. I had trouble finding a good system for writing Julia programming books.
I actually used Julia Documenter originally, but I found that the iteration of going back and forth to get some code examples to execute properly when compiling the book was way too slow. I can see this as a faster solution, but you need a practical method being able to tie stuff together into chapters.
Very good presentation. Well done!
Wonderful!
Pluto is beautiful. Very nice live showcase
At first, I was confused but now I understand. Here are my final thoughts: Pluto is not necessary, but is very very very useful. I am using it from now on. Good work! Goodbye Jupyter, and hello Pluto!
Awesome product and demo! And big plans, too! Congrats.
Ok this convinced me to learn julia
Awesome! Definitely, I will try it. It is a plain text script file, which is available by both text editor and browser.
This is amazing!
You guys are amazing! Thank you so much for what you do.
Excellent for teaching and educational purposes. Not sure it replaces Jupyter notebooks as they solve another problem.
This is so amazing! Thanks!
Great work, guys!
F***ing inspiring!
Fantastic work and a great talk!
How do you change the working directory? My C drive is full. And set up a config file? This is easy to find for Jupyter, but I can't find anything for Pluto. Also, it keeps telling me to update even after I update from Pluto, then restart. A link to the CSV file would be nice so I could follow along.
Awesome work guys!
Are there any plans to create pluto as a vs code extension or integrate this into the julia extension for vs code?
Is there any technical document describing how the reactivity component works? It would be really nice to have reactivity in other languages as well.
Great idea! I have few remarks: Exporting to pdf on ubuntu (firefox) doesn't work very well. I think better option would be saving all cells to pdf because we still have tool to make cell visible or not.
Great work!
Really awesome work
2:40 why the voice is not loud and clear? Please remove the noise. i get it that mic may have some problem, but it CAN be improved in the post processing.
My mind was blown !
Excellent package! The only issue I found is the inability to print stdout to the notebook itself.
Wow!
Could we get a link to the Pluto notebook used for this presentation? I'm curious how navigating slides and some other cool things were implemented.
That was superb
This is really cool!!
Man, I loved it!
What sorcery is this ?
awesome!
Great presentation and great package. Why didn't anyone tell me it exists before?
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Awesome! Goodbye Jupyter.
Very nice :-)
How to insert markdown cell in pluto.jl
Fantastic
This is so neat! Really amazing.
Why is '@' used in Julia? Is it to replace the function calling?
its a macro
@@blackwhattack thanks
Is there any way to widen the cells, there is a lot of white space on the left. :(
HTML(" main { max-width:1000px; } ")
first.(data) and last.(data) are all well and good. But what is the general command? If you have a hundred or so variables and you want to plot the fifty fourth, do you write fiftyfourth.(data)?
I was wondering If his ancestors fought Dracula :p
this is fucking 🔥🔥🔥🔥