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6 Coolest Jupyter Hacks That 90% Users Are Consistently Ignoring

Jupyter is cool. Let's make it super cool.

Nov 10, 2023 •

Supercharge Shell With Python Using Xonsh

Traditional shells have a limitation for python users. At a time, users can either run shell commands or use IPython. As a result, one has to open…

Feb 27, 2023 •

Most Command-line Users Don't Know This Cool Trick About Using Terminals

Watch a video version of this post for better understanding: Video Link. After running a command (or script, etc.), most command-line users open a new…

Feb 26, 2023 •

Never Refactor Your Code Manually Again. Instead, Use Sourcery!

Refactoring code is an important step in pipeline development. Yet, manual refactoring takes additional time for testing as one might unknowingly…

Feb 16, 2023 •

Never Search Jupyter Notebooks Manually Again To Find Your Code

Have you ever struggled to recall the specific Jupyter notebook in which you wrote some code? Here's a quick trick to save plenty of manual work and…

Feb 7, 2023 •

Create Data Plots Right From The Terminal

Visualizing data can get tough when you don't have access to a GUI. But here's what can help. Bashplotlib offers a quick and easy way to make basic…

Feb 3, 2023 •

Preview Your README File Locally In GitHub Style

Please watch a video version for better understanding: Video Link. Have you ever wanted to preview a README file before committing it to GitHub? Here's…

Jan 31, 2023 •

Visualize Commit History of Git Repo With Beautiful Animations

As the size of your project grows, it can get difficult to comprehend the Git tree. Git-story is a command line tool to create elegant animations for…

Jan 29, 2023 •

Automated Code Refactoring With Sourcery

Refactoring codebase is an important yet time-consuming task. Moreover, at times, one might unknowingly introduce errors during refactoring. This takes…

Dec 20, 2022 •

Debugging Made Easy With PySnooper

Rather than using many print statements to debug your python code, try PySnooper. With just a single line of code, you can easily track the variables at…

Dec 12, 2022 •

Explore CSV Data Right From The Terminal

If you want to quickly explore some CSV data, you may not always need to run a Jupyter session. Rather, with "𝐜𝐬𝐯𝐤𝐢𝐭", you can do it from the…

Nov 15, 2022 •

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