Alternatively, I’m a happy free user of NeuraCache [0]. It has a dedicated ios app, where I can use markdown notes in Obsidian as flashcards. [0]: https://neuracache.com/
The formula in python will be useful for my use case. I can simply import a package like investpy or openbb then print the output directly into a cell. This will be great, i think.
I mostly use OneTab to replace bookmarks. Will this support sync OneTab data?
Automa [0] is just another no-code extension to automate web browser. I used it to scrape excel files from the website of an open-end fund, which does not expose public API for its daily NAV historical data. This…
OneTab is great. I’m using daily. Though it lacks a proper way to sync the OneTab list between devices. I have been waiting for their development since years
i use Raindrop.io Freemium, u have unlimited bookmarks, tag system, folder, notes, and simple search. With an affordable subscription, you have a nested folder hierarchy, and permanent cache of your bookmarked items
Looks great. But when solving a multi-step calculation problem, what is the unique selling point of your product vs jupyter notebook or google colab? Thanks
I've read that nocodb is aiming to solve the issue that you mentioned https://www.nocodb.com/
Nocodb is trying to solving the issues of implementing a spreadsheet-like frontend on top of a database backend https://www.nocodb.com/
Alternatively, I’m a happy free user of NeuraCache [0]. It has a dedicated ios app, where I can use markdown notes in Obsidian as flashcards. [0]: https://neuracache.com/
The formula in python will be useful for my use case. I can simply import a package like investpy or openbb then print the output directly into a cell. This will be great, i think.
I mostly use OneTab to replace bookmarks. Will this support sync OneTab data?
Automa [0] is just another no-code extension to automate web browser. I used it to scrape excel files from the website of an open-end fund, which does not expose public API for its daily NAV historical data. This…
OneTab is great. I’m using daily. Though it lacks a proper way to sync the OneTab list between devices. I have been waiting for their development since years
i use Raindrop.io Freemium, u have unlimited bookmarks, tag system, folder, notes, and simple search. With an affordable subscription, you have a nested folder hierarchy, and permanent cache of your bookmarked items
Looks great. But when solving a multi-step calculation problem, what is the unique selling point of your product vs jupyter notebook or google colab? Thanks
I've read that nocodb is aiming to solve the issue that you mentioned https://www.nocodb.com/
Nocodb is trying to solving the issues of implementing a spreadsheet-like frontend on top of a database backend https://www.nocodb.com/