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InfluxDB
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SaaSHub
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CitationGraphAnalysis
Graph Analysis of citations among DCU researchers using GraphX (Apache Spark).
The use case that you're describing (use someone else's code) is something we've thought of since users have asked similar questions before. The way we think about it is that users may develop ploomber-compatible tasks (which can be scripts or functions) that others can re-use. A typical example is an engineering team developing an in-house library to connect to data sources (the warehouse, data lake, etc) so the data scientists don't have to re-write the logic. As long as there is a convention in terms of the function/script/notebook interface (inputs and outputs), it's doable to take other people's code and incorporate it into yours. We have an open issue about this.
As far as versioning, I use nbstripout (notebook strip out) I think there are alternatives too.
I don't know how much interest there is for that, but it works beautifully for me. It's in early stages , but if you don't mind a few missing key features, like block folding, you can find it here.
Notebooks via [clerk](https://github.com/nextjournal/clerk) which come out of a real source file and don't have any of Jupyter's diffing problems
High quality interop with any python library via libpython-clj including, but not limited to, keras, numpy, matplotlib, and pandas. This includes zero copy paths from many of those.
Really high quality libraries for deep learning, dataset manipulation, and more
Like, look at this big old garbled mess: https://github.com/reidya3/CitationGraphAnalysis/blob/main/scholar/scholar-scrape.ipynb
leave the prototype and turn it into an interactive documentation with something like mybinder. For example, this repo of mine lists an API playground on top of README.