Making Beautiful, Publication Quality Tables in Python...
summary
Claim: a reproducible Python library called great tables (GT) actually produces publication‑quality tables from Polars or pandas and exports HTML and image formats (PNG, PDF, TIFF). The demo shows concrete APIs — tab_header, tab_spanner, format_number, format_percent, format_image, nanoplot/sparkline and data_color — and a real bug (a percentage column summing to 102%) is admitted. The library builds styled tables, image/sparkline cells, heatmaps, and HTML with partial accessibility and email/Outlook quirks; interactive pagination is planned.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction to table goals
- 1:47Philosophy of table design
- 6:18Key ingredients of tables
- 15:34Advanced design techniques
- 20:21Conclusion and resources
- 23:03Q&A session
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