Florian Wetschoreck

Co-Creator of bamboolib and ppscore. Trying to make Python accessible to everyone

[Florian Wetschoreck @Wetschoreck]

Happy to announce: free community version and public launch of bamboolib

[bamboolib - a GUI for pandas @bamboolib_]

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Data analysis in Python - without becoming a programmer or googling syntax.

Demo video
https://t.co/Tqr5eqww4K

Get started for free via the website (last tweet in thread)

[Florian Wetschoreck @Wetschoreck]

@ivanov When we met at Jupyter open studio day I noticed that you had a Dynamicland sticker. Do you know if they shut down or if they relocated? I reached out via email and went there in person but did not find any resonance

[Matei Zaharia @matei_zaharia]

Great article on bamboolib for super easy data science and ML. Its creators (8080labs) just joined Databricks, and we're hiring folks to work on it! https://t.co/Juvbwng8PK

[Ben Lorica 罗瑞卡 @bigdata]

FAQ: Can an open architecture built on a lakehouse provide the performance, speed, & cost advantages of data warehouses?

A: @Databricks SQL proves beyond any doubt that the lakehouse architecture is capable of achieving this. [@rxin @mostafamokhtar7]

https://t.co/Hn4j8K7IKZ

[Reynold Xin @rxin]

The DeWitt clause is anti-competitive and we should foster competition and progress. At @databricks, we are removing the DeWitt Clause from our service terms to encourage open benchmarks and research, and calling upon the rest of the industry to follow.

https://t.co/9juKWnqxqa

[Nico Kreiling @NicoKreiling]

In #Techtiefen 35 spreche ich mit @Wetschoreck (Co-Founder von @bamboolib_ ) darüber, was beim Bau von Produktivitätstools zu beachten ist und wie man echte Nutzerbedürfnisse identifiziert. Etwas weniger technisch, dafür sehr praxisnah: https://t.co/mWj4OnXkIl

[bamboolib - a GUI for pandas @bamboolib_]

1/6 [bamboolib - free community version and public launch]

Data analysis in Python - without becoming a programmer or googling syntax.

Demo video
https://t.co/Tqr5eqww4K

Get started for free via the website (last tweet in thread)

[Florian Wetschoreck @Wetschoreck]

@Alex_Caravan @spenceraviav Thank you for sharing, Alex :)

[Florian Wetschoreck @Wetschoreck]

@chris1610 Great overview, Chris. A @bamboolib_ customer reached out to us and was sad that you skipped his favorite GUI. What do you think about adding bamboolib to a future article?

[Florian Wetschoreck @Wetschoreck]

@dataisawesomeo @bamboolib_ Understood - I will look into it and make sure that you will get access :)

[Florian Wetschoreck @Wetschoreck]

@dataisawesomeo @bamboolib_ We are still in private beta but there are many companies who are already using bamboolib in production. If you want to give it a try again, feel free to request another(?) trial on https://t.co/4NuRB7ICEs

[Florian Wetschoreck @Wetschoreck]

@dataisawesomeo @bamboolib_ Yes, we focus almost all resources on development to fulfill our corporate clients' needs. Also, there are some interesting projects cooking - you will hear more about it next year. Any special reason why you asked? :)

[Florian Wetschoreck @Wetschoreck]

On the meta-level: of course, all of this is inspired by choosing and merging different representations as advised by Bret Victor

[Florian Wetschoreck @Wetschoreck]

Is someone interested to create a tutorial/explanation of paredit (structural editing of lisp-y languages) using a tree representation like elm-arborist? That might really help in the understanding of what's going on instead of looking at text (which is the wrong representation)

[Florian Wetschoreck @Wetschoreck]

Here is a great demo for an editor that uses structural editing as primary form of representation:
https://t.co/Bx8kMWgZgu
and here a great quick demo which shows both the advantages and barriers to using paredit:
https://t.co/gb5M4axrH1

[Florian Wetschoreck @Wetschoreck]

@KasparEtter Great article - I love the human touch of the explanations which makes the technical terms very approachable for anyone. Also, your article is really thorough and covers a lot of ground. Many (university) courses that cover the Internet would benefit a lot from this article

[Kaspar Etter @KasparEtter]

Thanks for all the constructive feedback over the last week! I've just updated my first blog post accordingly: https://t.co/7nAxbIhQfs

[Florian Wetschoreck @Wetschoreck]

More infos and customer statements are available on https://t.co/4NuRB7ICEs

[Florian Wetschoreck @Wetschoreck]

Small video about our current progress towards "Python Data Science for Everyone"

[bamboolib - a GUI for pandas @bamboolib_]

State of bamboolib (1.16.0)
• Intuitive GUI that exports Python code
• Supports all common transformations and visualizations
• Provides best-practice analyses for data exploration
• Add custom transformations via simple Python plugins
• Integrate any internal Python library