Today I just released 0.6.0 which is mainly noticable for having a breaking change: FastHTML's date has been renamed to parsed_date, to avoid clashing with Python's datetime one.
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FastHTML 0.5.3 Release: New sid_scr Feature for Tab-Level IDs
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There's been two releases of FastHTML over the last few days. 0.5.3 had some interesting changes: —- – Added sid_scr, which allows you to get a unique ID at the tab/window level (more granular than a session. Check out this example and test it by opening this in different
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APL Programming Language Notation Covers Broader Territory Than Math
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Similar to learning math notation at school — but APL's covers a lot more territory and is far more flexible, so it takes you further.
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60-Year Challenge: A Turing Award Problem Awaits
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In the 60 years since no one has managed yet. Maybe you will, because you're pretty sure. This one resulted in a Turing award BTW.
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APL Programming Language: A Powerful Notation Tool for Thought
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Can *your* calculator do this? Mine can. It's APL. APL is >60 years old. It's not just a programming language — it's a notation as a tool for thought. https://
dl.acm.org/doi/pdf/10.114
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FastAPI versus FastHTML: Framework Web Comparison
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Hey "o1-preview", screw you! I mean yes, FastAPI is all of those things, but really… FastHTML isn't *so* bad is it?
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Dyalog APL Installation Guide Free Download Available
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To use aplnb, you'll need to install Dyalog APL first. It's free (unless you're using it to make money, in which case you gotta buy a license). https://
dyalog.com/download-zone.
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APL Toolbar Auto-Installation in Web Notebooks
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As soon as you run any APL cell in a notebook, aplnb will automatically install the APL toolbar/keyboard from @a_brudz into the current web page. https://
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APL Python Integration for Data Science Workflows
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aplnb is fully integrated with python, so you can take the result of an APL calculation straight into numpy for plotting, using with sklearn, etc.
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APL Magic for Jupyter Notebooks: Quick Calculations Tool
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Something I very frequently want to do is to run a few quick calculations in a notebook — and there's no more powerful way to do quick calculations than @dyalogapl
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