Diggy – a reactive Python notebook in the browser

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Diggy is a reactive Python notebook that runs in web browsers. Designed for developers, it allows users to write and execute Python code interactively with live updates. The notebook automatically recalculates dependent cells when values change, providing immediate feedback. Launched in 2020, Diggy combines the familiarity of notebook-style coding with reactive programming principles, making it suitable for data analysis, prototyping, and educational purposes.

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