Vincent D. Warmerdam
@koaning.bsky.social
Prefer common sense over hype. Employed at @marimo.io, building calmcode.io and dearme.email. Also blogs over at https://koaning.io.
Please don't sleep on this.
Widget that help you teach can be generated on the fly now and it's just so incredibly cool!
Recorded a recent example below:
youtu.be/r-x3Es04p8w
Widget that help you teach can be generated on the fly now and it's just so incredibly cool!
Recorded a recent example below:
youtu.be/r-x3Es04p8w
These Widgets Force you to Understand ... and that's good thing!
Widget help you self-teach yourself and you can now generate them on the fly in marimo notebooks thanks to coding agents. Play around with the notebook here:...
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February 3, 2026 at 4:58 PM
Please don't sleep on this.
Widget that help you teach can be generated on the fly now and it's just so incredibly cool!
Recorded a recent example below:
youtu.be/r-x3Es04p8w
Widget that help you teach can be generated on the fly now and it's just so incredibly cool!
Recorded a recent example below:
youtu.be/r-x3Es04p8w
One of my biggest gripes with many notebooks found online is that they are lazy when it comes to DX. You often need an ENV key around, so why not verify it early?
I just released a new version of a widget that does just this. Check wigglystuff for new updates!
I just released a new version of a widget that does just this. Check wigglystuff for new updates!
February 2, 2026 at 2:01 PM
One of my biggest gripes with many notebooks found online is that they are lazy when it comes to DX. You often need an ENV key around, so why not verify it early?
I just released a new version of a widget that does just this. Check wigglystuff for new updates!
I just released a new version of a widget that does just this. Check wigglystuff for new updates!
I'm releasing two new widgets this week. This first one is meant for folks who do developer relations and are keen to host demo notebooks.
There's been an eternal gripe of mine for years now and this widget is totally able to fix it.
youtu.be/kQlCU4nAjVE
There's been an eternal gripe of mine for years now and this widget is totally able to fix it.
youtu.be/kQlCU4nAjVE
How to fix your broken Python demo
This is a public announcement to add devrel professionals out there: please add the right widget to deal with keys in your demos and tutorials!To explore all...
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January 27, 2026 at 8:00 AM
I'm releasing two new widgets this week. This first one is meant for folks who do developer relations and are keen to host demo notebooks.
There's been an eternal gripe of mine for years now and this widget is totally able to fix it.
youtu.be/kQlCU4nAjVE
There's been an eternal gripe of mine for years now and this widget is totally able to fix it.
youtu.be/kQlCU4nAjVE
If you want to spend less time on social media but still want to see updates ... just saying: subreddits can be turned into RSS feeds.
January 26, 2026 at 9:34 AM
If you want to spend less time on social media but still want to see updates ... just saying: subreddits can be turned into RSS feeds.
I miss the days where you'd see blogposts with clever analyses on datasets, maths and data science tricks.
That's why, as an experiment, we're starting a new moderated subreddit. People can share/promote their notebooks and you can use RSS to subscribe.
Please join and share!
That's why, as an experiment, we're starting a new moderated subreddit. People can share/promote their notebooks and you can use RSS to subscribe.
Please join and share!
January 25, 2026 at 11:00 PM
I miss the days where you'd see blogposts with clever analyses on datasets, maths and data science tricks.
That's why, as an experiment, we're starting a new moderated subreddit. People can share/promote their notebooks and you can use RSS to subscribe.
Please join and share!
That's why, as an experiment, we're starting a new moderated subreddit. People can share/promote their notebooks and you can use RSS to subscribe.
Please join and share!
Flexing some Matplotlib today ...
January 23, 2026 at 11:00 PM
Flexing some Matplotlib today ...
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January 23, 2026 at 12:03 PM
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To all Python people who feel bored with the content online, and are craving deeper dives, we're here to help.
Starting today I'm going to help moderate a little part of the internet where you are free, nay encouraged!, to share interesting notebooks.
Please join and share!
Starting today I'm going to help moderate a little part of the internet where you are free, nay encouraged!, to share interesting notebooks.
Please join and share!
January 23, 2026 at 11:57 AM
To all Python people who feel bored with the content online, and are craving deeper dives, we're here to help.
Starting today I'm going to help moderate a little part of the internet where you are free, nay encouraged!, to share interesting notebooks.
Please join and share!
Starting today I'm going to help moderate a little part of the internet where you are free, nay encouraged!, to share interesting notebooks.
Please join and share!
What might a 3D slider be like for a tensor?
January 22, 2026 at 9:54 AM
What might a 3D slider be like for a tensor?
Now that LLMs have gotten better, maybe we have permissions to work on tools that remind us of Bret Victor's work.
Here's my first attempt.
youtu.be/q8UBH54B2Rg
Here's my first attempt.
youtu.be/q8UBH54B2Rg
This Widget Forces You to Think
Yes, it is possible to use LLMs to not build sloppy code and instead help you explore new ways of thinking. To play around with the notebook, go here: https:...
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January 21, 2026 at 9:33 PM
Now that LLMs have gotten better, maybe we have permissions to work on tools that remind us of Bret Victor's work.
Here's my first attempt.
youtu.be/q8UBH54B2Rg
Here's my first attempt.
youtu.be/q8UBH54B2Rg
Total vanity metric, but I'm still very happy with it.
Thanks to everyone who enjoys my antics over on the marimo side of YT!
Thanks to everyone who enjoys my antics over on the marimo side of YT!
January 19, 2026 at 12:56 PM
Total vanity metric, but I'm still very happy with it.
Thanks to everyone who enjoys my antics over on the marimo side of YT!
Thanks to everyone who enjoys my antics over on the marimo side of YT!
Been looking for patterns to make Claude teach me something and ... I may be on to something here.
youtu.be/TPnHTbPq6mc
youtu.be/TPnHTbPq6mc
Evolutionary strategies with Claude
It feels like Python notebooks are a legit teaching artifact between you and a coding agent. If you want to inspect the notebook from this video, you can fin...
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January 19, 2026 at 9:19 AM
Been looking for patterns to make Claude teach me something and ... I may be on to something here.
youtu.be/TPnHTbPq6mc
youtu.be/TPnHTbPq6mc
I'm not an LLM maximalist but you can't ignore the coolness of this stuff.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=azI...
www.youtube.com/watch?v=azI...
Claude turns my old blogposts into interactive marimo lessons now
I still don't count myself as an LLM maximalist ... but ... this exercise did make me rethink the utility of Claude Opus. You can find the notebook on molab:...
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January 7, 2026 at 5:15 PM
I'm not an LLM maximalist but you can't ignore the coolness of this stuff.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=azI...
www.youtube.com/watch?v=azI...
January 7, 2026 at 1:14 PM
This is a vibe-coded widget that I made to explore a differential equation. Good times!
January 2, 2026 at 11:56 AM
This is a vibe-coded widget that I made to explore a differential equation. Good times!
Wigglystuff is at 16 widgets now.
The best part? They should work from any modern Python notebook, be it marimo, Jupyter, VSCode or colab.
koaning.github.io/wigglystuff/
The best part? They should work from any modern Python notebook, be it marimo, Jupyter, VSCode or colab.
koaning.github.io/wigglystuff/
January 2, 2026 at 10:39 AM
Wigglystuff is at 16 widgets now.
The best part? They should work from any modern Python notebook, be it marimo, Jupyter, VSCode or colab.
koaning.github.io/wigglystuff/
The best part? They should work from any modern Python notebook, be it marimo, Jupyter, VSCode or colab.
koaning.github.io/wigglystuff/
December 31, 2025 at 10:29 PM
My favorite use-case of git-blame these days is to understand if what I am reviewing has been written by Claude.
Not every agent/setup does this attribution. Would be even better if it could say "this part was Bob + Claude".
Not every agent/setup does this attribution. Would be even better if it could say "this part was Bob + Claude".
December 30, 2025 at 1:32 PM
My favorite use-case of git-blame these days is to understand if what I am reviewing has been written by Claude.
Not every agent/setup does this attribution. Would be even better if it could say "this part was Bob + Claude".
Not every agent/setup does this attribution. Would be even better if it could say "this part was Bob + Claude".
diskcache: Your secret Python perf weapon
Join us to be part of the live stream.
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December 19, 2025 at 7:35 PM
Working on an update ...
December 15, 2025 at 7:37 PM
Working on an update ...
Been a while, but it's time for a new keyboard review.
From the folks who made the Glove80, we now have the Go60. It's a flat board, design for an easy carry, and it does a lot of things right!
Full review viewable here:
youtu.be/RApoSEEeUL4
From the folks who made the Glove80, we now have the Go60. It's a flat board, design for an easy carry, and it does a lot of things right!
Full review viewable here:
youtu.be/RApoSEEeUL4
Go60 Review: this board got lots of details *just* right.
In short: the board is good!00:00 Introduction 01:09 Custom switches02:36 Layout07:12 Glove80 comparison 08:22 Wired options09:05 Palm rests11:44 Trackpads i...
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December 8, 2025 at 1:19 PM
Been a while, but it's time for a new keyboard review.
From the folks who made the Glove80, we now have the Go60. It's a flat board, design for an easy carry, and it does a lot of things right!
Full review viewable here:
youtu.be/RApoSEEeUL4
From the folks who made the Glove80, we now have the Go60. It's a flat board, design for an easy carry, and it does a lot of things right!
Full review viewable here:
youtu.be/RApoSEEeUL4
It's like flossing, but for your hard drive.
December 4, 2025 at 10:04 AM
It's like flossing, but for your hard drive.
Thanks to uv you now have a way to take your Python function, and run it in another Python environment with different dependencies, and return the results back to the original Python environment.
It's hacky, but oh my, the use-cases!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Jf...
It's hacky, but oh my, the use-cases!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Jf...
A uv trick *from within* Python
You can learn more over at: https://github.com/koaning/uvtrick/
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December 3, 2025 at 4:19 PM
Thanks to uv you now have a way to take your Python function, and run it in another Python environment with different dependencies, and return the results back to the original Python environment.
It's hacky, but oh my, the use-cases!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Jf...
It's hacky, but oh my, the use-cases!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Jf...