Reproducibility, Python notebooks, and data science communities: Software developer Akshay Agrawal speaks to Jon Krohn about Marimo, the next-generation computational notebook for Python, how he built and fostered a thriving community around the product, and what makes this notebook so versatile and accessible for users. 



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911: The Future of Python Notebooks is Here, with Marimo’s Dr. Akshay Agrawal

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