Pyplan, a Graphical Programming Python IDE for Creating Data Analytics Apps
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Pyplan is a graphical Python IDE for building data analytics applications that combines flow-based visual programming with notebook-like fast execution and interactivity. It aims to reduce the gap between human thinking and coding by providing abstraction, ease of use, and features to create and share analytics apps.
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chapters (22)
- 0:00Welcome to Pyplan
- 1:14Pyplan vs Jupyter
- 2:43Create and configure nodes
- 5:11Run code and analyze results
- 6:40Efficient execution with dependency tree
- 8:07Node documentation
- 11:01Getting started assistants
- 13:16Basic calculation assistants
- 16:44DataFrame column selection
- 17:52Pivoting and interactive charts
- 20:01Xarray introduction
- 23:44Xarray alignment and broadcasting
- 29:00Xarray key concepts
- 30:47Data integrity with indexes
- 34:29Nodes and dimensions recap
- 35:12Building UI
- 38:35Basic UI elements
- 41:27Interactivity and recalculation
- 42:22Share apps
- 44:11ML app example
- 52:35Business planning models
- 57:16Q&A
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