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Hi Marc, nice to meet you and thank you for the very compelling case to add Panel to this list! The whole Panel ecosystem looks awesome. This is a great way to expose the results and insights from any data analysis project.
In terms of the logistics of getting all the pieces on the list in the right place:
- I have already merged #134. Thank you for that one!
- #132 and #133 add the same item in two different categories. To keep things concise/clear/fair, the Awesome style guide/linter strongly recommends putting items in one category only. Does that seem reasonable? Between #132 and #133, I have a slight preference for #133 (Frontend). What do you think?
- #135 will (after me having added the Panel link in #134) likely produce lint errors because of a duplicate link. (NB: I believe duplicate links in descriptions are fine if they help with comprehension/connectivity. Duplicate list items are a different case.) There are other instances in the list where I added linter overrides to avoid this. Do you want to try to merge the new master into #135 (will produce errors) and add overrides to fix it? If you have any trouble/short on time, I'm happy to do it too!
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Also nice to meet you. Thanks for your review.
- If choosing between #132 and #133, I would also pick 133. The reason I added two similar PRs where because Voila also had that. I've updated #133 with a bit of the text from #132.
- I've updated #135 as suggested and it now passes the tests.
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Great, thank you for making the changes. I merged #133, #134 and #135 before the holidays. (NB: I botched resolution of the merge conflict in #135 after merging in the other two first. To fix it, I added PaneLite in #137.)
Think Panel is now well-represented on the list. If you have any other suggestions that should go on awesome-jupyter, please feel free to add them. Once again, thank you for your contributions, @MarcSkovMadsen !
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Thanks for a nice process. Happy new year and best wishes for 2023
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