Jesus Jayaro

Wouldn't this be possible following a similar approach to Plotly Dash (i.e. using callbacks)? I would assume that using any of the reactive rust frameworks (e.g. Dioxus, Sycamore, LeptOS) should...

I found a way to update plots similar to Dash callbacks. If you use HTMX polling feature and a framework like Actix, you can route your request to first load...

> > I found a way to update plots similar to Dash callbacks > > Are you still being in this program? I am facing the similar problem now, I...

@FrontierProphet I just had the same issue, I did a docker-compose down and replaced the following line (line 17) in the docker-compose.yml - "./unbound:/opt/unbound/etc/unbound/" and changed /opt/unbound/etc/unbound/ to the wirehole...

I have the same issue with every release and end up going back to SSMS which is slow but executes immediately. This issue also happens with the MSSQL extension in...

@mattiasthalen @tobymao how about orchestrating sqlmesh with fabric python notebooks? you could save state (sqlmesh/ducklake) in "sql database" and warehouse it in duckdb/ducklake I can do %init successfully but %context...

Nanodbc doesn’t work in Fabric notebooks or systems without odbc. It would be cool to port the official Go driver that meets TDS specs, not sure if there is a...

> Can confirm that Python notebooks in Fabric has odbc, I'm using it with SQLMesh. Do you mind sharing how, I was not able to get it working.