Nishant Jha
@nishantjha.org
The current funding environment is... challenging to say the least. So don't overpay to build scientific figures with overly complicated licenses.
February 10, 2025 at 4:50 PM
The current funding environment is... challenging to say the least. So don't overpay to build scientific figures with overly complicated licenses.
...okay it may be slightly more complicated. nitro.bio/blog/widgets... covers the missing links
January 28, 2025 at 4:43 PM
...okay it may be slightly more complicated. nitro.bio/blog/widgets... covers the missing links
Making custom Jupyter widgets with React is surprisingly straightforward 🐍❤️🌐
1) Build React component
2) `npm run dev` and `jupyter lab`
3) Use anywidget to bridge Python/JS
1) Build React component
2) `npm run dev` and `jupyter lab`
3) Use anywidget to bridge Python/JS
January 28, 2025 at 4:42 PM
Making custom Jupyter widgets with React is surprisingly straightforward 🐍❤️🌐
1) Build React component
2) `npm run dev` and `jupyter lab`
3) Use anywidget to bridge Python/JS
1) Build React component
2) `npm run dev` and `jupyter lab`
3) Use anywidget to bridge Python/JS
Why do notebook-to-web-app conversions suck? The frontend handoff.
Instead, give data scientists access to your production component library in their notebooks. Let them prototype real UX, not just backend logic. Faster iterations ultimately mean better products 🚀
Instead, give data scientists access to your production component library in their notebooks. Let them prototype real UX, not just backend logic. Faster iterations ultimately mean better products 🚀
January 27, 2025 at 11:06 PM
Why do notebook-to-web-app conversions suck? The frontend handoff.
Instead, give data scientists access to your production component library in their notebooks. Let them prototype real UX, not just backend logic. Faster iterations ultimately mean better products 🚀
Instead, give data scientists access to your production component library in their notebooks. Let them prototype real UX, not just backend logic. Faster iterations ultimately mean better products 🚀
My long-weekend project was getting my UI Components to work in jupyter notebooks - curious to hear how often (if at all) software teams get asked to build complex visualizations or prototype apps into python notebooks
January 21, 2025 at 6:29 PM
My long-weekend project was getting my UI Components to work in jupyter notebooks - curious to hear how often (if at all) software teams get asked to build complex visualizations or prototype apps into python notebooks
Added the ability to easily grab a sequence from a pdb id and then mask out a section
January 21, 2025 at 5:08 AM
Added the ability to easily grab a sequence from a pdb id and then mask out a section
Built a small sequence generator tool 🧬
You can:
- constrain to specific bases, specific length
- copy as fasta
- free to use, all stored locally!
You can:
- constrain to specific bases, specific length
- copy as fasta
- free to use, all stored locally!
January 15, 2025 at 7:07 PM
Built a small sequence generator tool 🧬
You can:
- constrain to specific bases, specific length
- copy as fasta
- free to use, all stored locally!
You can:
- constrain to specific bases, specific length
- copy as fasta
- free to use, all stored locally!