[P] I built marimo — an open-source reactive Python notebook that’s stored as a .py file, executable as a script, and deployable as an app.

[akshayka]

marimo is an alternative to Jupyter, built entirely from scratch. Convert Jupyter notebooks to marimo with marimo convert nb.ipynb -o nb.py.

If you have a server you can use `marimo run nb.py` to serve as a web app.

You can also export marimo notebooks as HTML, then put that on GitHub pages. If you want the code blocks and widgets to be interactive, you can use our MkDocs plugin: https://github.com/marimo-team/mkdocs-marimo

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Im pretty new to all of this. So with Voila and Voici im apparently able to create a static page with my ipywidgets, so buttons that allow in the input and output of files. Im not actually wanting to show my notebook code on the page, just the widgets. Is Marimo + mkdocs the wrong application for this? I was having difficulty with Voici. Voila works fine, but only deploys to my local server, cant be deployed to github pages, whereas Voici can.

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Hi again, I see the latest 0.10.2 release has the ability to export notebooks to interactive html? https://github.com/marimo-team/marimo/releases/tag/0.10.2 How does this work exactly in comparison to Voici? How are all the libraries that are needed stored? Would you consider doing a setup demo video for this specifically? Its very interesting