I’m new to Julia and found Pluto.jl just amazing. I don’t know much about the techs behind Pluto so I wonder why is there nothing like that in Python ecosystem. Is it related to the JIT?
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There is one that was mentioned in the Pluto Developers call, Marimo. It was apparently inspired by Pluto.
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If Pyodide and Marimo work well together, it will be a great way to share notebooks with students. No installations, no virtual servers, everything would run locally. If it works well, I will consider using Python again in my teaching.
Hi 
! I’m one of the marimo developers.
Similar to Pluto.jl (and unlike ipyflow), marimo is a brand new reactive notebook meant to be used as a substitute for Jupyter notebooks. Obviously it’s for Python, not Julia.
marimo is used today by a large research institution and a few companies. We’re also integrating it in a Stanford course next quarter. One feature that our users like: marimo notebooks can easily be deployed as web apps. marimo edit at the command line to edit a notebook, marimo run to serve it as an app.
@runjaj, we don’t have a WASM/Pyodide build yet. Is it just too much hassle to get your students set up with Python?
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The webapp feature looks really cool!
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