I've used it for a couple small projects in the context of trying Iodide.
It's pretty good for data science—I can't speak to DOM manipulation that much, I've only done very minimal work with it for that. My two cents: it's bit rough around the edges—the performance is noticeably worse, and for data science, with medium-sized datasets it can freeze a tab for 10-15 seconds. Sometimes you get an odd edge case though where standard Python cannot run perfectly due to some combination of operations.
That said, overall, I'm really excited by where it's going, and I've always been able to work around the limitations.
Interesting! How do you find Mattermost does in terms of integrations with GitHub etc? I see that there seems to be a bit of a community around it, but I wonder how stable / reliable / usable they are?
Hi folks! Author here--I'm interested to see what you all think. I've been musing a lot recently about privacy and mapping apps, and have come to the conclusion that we can not only make maps more private, but use them to cultivate a sense of city if you will.
It's pretty good for data science—I can't speak to DOM manipulation that much, I've only done very minimal work with it for that. My two cents: it's bit rough around the edges—the performance is noticeably worse, and for data science, with medium-sized datasets it can freeze a tab for 10-15 seconds. Sometimes you get an odd edge case though where standard Python cannot run perfectly due to some combination of operations.
That said, overall, I'm really excited by where it's going, and I've always been able to work around the limitations.