dstack
Data
data visualization dashboards
SHOW HN2020
How HN took it
3 positive, 17 neutral or asking, 1 mixed, 2 critical, out of 23 comments about the project. Thread score +0.01.
Idea: 1 for, 1 againstPrivacy: 0 for, 1 againstDesign: 1 for, 0 against
The thread, comment by comment
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What HN said
What people liked
Congratulations on shipping; nice initiative
From 2 comments
Nice initiative
bmarotta on HNThe github README is a bit confusing to understand (for someone with no experience). The [1] landing page shows a much clearer outline on what this actually is. Seems like it…
gitgud on HN
Objections
README is confusing for newcomers
From 1 comment
The github README is a bit confusing to understand (for someone with no experience). The [1] landing page shows a much clearer outline on what this actually is. Seems like it…
gitgud on HN
Terms of use grant overly broad rights to user content
From 1 comment
I am trying to use dstack on my device and it still asked for a login information, which prompted me to read the terms and under "User Content" I notice this ``` You hereby grant…
bicepjai on HN
Reproducibility and versioning of notebooks not addressed
From 1 comment
How do you deal with differential versioning of code and data, and the fact that people don't always execute notebooks from top to bottom? For instance, suppose I have a notebook…
PaulHoule on HN
Requests
More examples and visual output previews
From 1 comment
I looked through github and see you have coded examples, can you also include the visual output so I can get a sense of what it'll achieve without having to set it up to see?
Cypher on HN
Clarify the roadmap for user callbacks
From 1 comment
Thanks for sharing! Can you elaborate on “What’s next”? > User callbacks- so that application shows not just pre-calculated visualizations but also can fetch data from a store…
peterthehacker on HN
Add license information to the repo
From 1 comment
Does this need some License information adding to your repo? Something that protects you from someone taking this and running their own paid hosted version :) I take it it isn't…
jordz on HN
Questions
How does it compare to Dash, Shiny and similar tools
From 2 comments
Looks great, how do you compare to other alternatives in the same space?
helltone on HNhow does this compare to dash by plotly, or r shiny, in terms of the intended use case? It looks like you are more of a wholistic platform, including a workflow scheduler etc.
mushufasa on HN
How user callbacks would be triggered
From 1 comment
Thanks for sharing! Can you elaborate on “What’s next”? > User callbacks- so that application shows not just pre-calculated visualizations but also can fetch data from a store…
peterthehacker on HN
Alternatives named
Streamlit
From 2 comments
streamlit plotly dash
vsskanth on HNstreamlit.io is one that i've just finished trying, and find it easy to use.
shakedown1 on HN
Plotly Dash
From 2 comments
streamlit plotly dash
vsskanth on HNhow does this compare to dash by plotly, or r shiny, in terms of the intended use case? It looks like you are more of a wholistic platform, including a workflow scheduler etc.
mushufasa on HN
Shiny
From 1 comment
Hi, I'm Peter, a part of the team. There is quite a few solutions already that try to make it easy to make data applications with Python or R. The most relevant solutions include…
peterschmidt on HN
Anvil
From 1 comment
Anvil.works
britbull on HN
Voila
From 1 comment
Hi, I'm Peter, a part of the team. There is quite a few solutions already that try to make it easy to make data applications with Python or R. The most relevant solutions include…
peterschmidt on HN