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Just getting a nicer alternative to Matlab, that is UX-first.
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honestly the instant browser thing is pretty cool, but it would be really useful if you could save and share computational sessions with a link so collaborators can jump in without recreating everything from scratch.
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@nebahat330309 Hi, tanks for your feedback. Link sharing is now implemented and live, feel free to test again.
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One thing that would make this way more useful for me is a simple way to share a notebook or script via a link with the computed output baked in, so collaborators can see results without needing to re-run anything on their end.
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@nazlcan1332465 thank you for your feedback, link sharing is live now. Please feel free to try again.
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Love the idea of skipping the build step entirely. One thing that would help me adopt this fast is a simple way to export results or a notebook back to a local file, something like a one-click save to .csv or a shareable link with the full session replay, so I can share work without forcing collaborators into the browser.
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@remziyedin3h8y Hi, thank you for your feedback. I implemented an option to download a static .html file containing the notebook as is. Hope this is sufficient. Putting the whole notebook in a single csv file will not be possible due to its structure. Though i would be able to provide export options for vectors, arrays and tables to csv. Will think about that.
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Honestly the no-build thing sounds great, but would love to see a way to share notebooks with a simple link like Observable does. Right now if I want to send a calculation to a coworker it kind of feels like I'd have to screenshot everything or export a file. A permalink to the live session would honestly make this way more useful for me.
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@erendipsissokak Hi, thank you, link sharing is now available, please feel free to try again.
And as well have download options now, single html files, a static variant and an interactive variant including some js to make plots interactive. You should be able to embed the html files in your documents or just convert them to any format you like.
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More precisely: Sharing your results is possible now, viewers may edit and re-run in their session, but these changes will not be saved.
True collaborative features like collaborative editing may be implemented as well, if requested.
honestly the instant browser thing is pretty cool, but it would be really useful if you could save and share computational sessions with a link so collaborators can jump in without recreating everything from scratch.
@nebahat330309 Hi, tanks for your feedback. Link sharing is now implemented and live, feel free to test again.
One thing that would make this way more useful for me is a simple way to share a notebook or script via a link with the computed output baked in, so collaborators can see results without needing to re-run anything on their end.
@nazlcan1332465 thank you for your feedback, link sharing is live now. Please feel free to try again.
Love the idea of skipping the build step entirely. One thing that would help me adopt this fast is a simple way to export results or a notebook back to a local file, something like a one-click save to .csv or a shareable link with the full session replay, so I can share work without forcing collaborators into the browser.
@remziyedin3h8y Hi, thank you for your feedback. I implemented an option to download a static .html file containing the notebook as is. Hope this is sufficient. Putting the whole notebook in a single csv file will not be possible due to its structure. Though i would be able to provide export options for vectors, arrays and tables to csv. Will think about that.
Honestly the no-build thing sounds great, but would love to see a way to share notebooks with a simple link like Observable does. Right now if I want to send a calculation to a coworker it kind of feels like I'd have to screenshot everything or export a file. A permalink to the live session would honestly make this way more useful for me.
@erendipsissokak Hi, thank you, link sharing is now available, please feel free to try again.
Hello all,
new features are live now. Link sharing now possible, take a look at https://equana.dev/share/84a0b7bc-da34-4629-b902-4b0fa9d4569e
And as well have download options now, single html files, a static variant and an interactive variant including some js to make plots interactive. You should be able to embed the html files in your documents or just convert them to any format you like.
More precisely: Sharing your results is possible now, viewers may edit and re-run in their session, but these changes will not be saved.
True collaborative features like collaborative editing may be implemented as well, if requested.