Tag: python

Running Notebooks the Ruby Way: From PoC to Production with RubyPyMill

Senior Ruby Engineer · Open-Source Author (ruby-libgd, libgd-gis) · FinTech & GIS January 20, 2026 In modern development teams, Proofs of Concept (PoC) are everywhere. They usually start as Jupyter notebooks: quick experiments, charts, metrics, comparisons, and visual insights. They work well for exploration — but too often, they stop there. The knowledge stays locked … Continue reading Running Notebooks the Ruby Way: From PoC to Production with RubyPyMill →

Are you programming, or are you still playing like you did at the beginning?

Regarding Python, I have extensive experience with MicroPython, Django, Matplotlib, Pandas, and so on. However, in the last few years, I have focused on Ruby on Rails and Ruby and miss using Jupyter. That said, with Ruby, you have tools like IRB, Rails console, Pry, RSpec, and all these amazing tools, so you don’t necessarily … Continue reading Are you programming, or are you still playing like you did at the beginning? →