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bebe neuwirth was gorgeous!

Most underrated show

Beautiful stuff, this is legendary, geniusly cool stuff! Going on the hunt for the linux version now!

Mouse does not work in the Windows version. I assume that's a PyCurses problem, no?

This is exactly what I was looking for since I need to explore whats in the database regularly and using tools like pgcli was getting tiring because you have to write the sql query out everytime. I was unable to edit a cell though... how can I modify data within a database?

hey! can u please add this video to your visidata playlist?

it is crazy!!! I love it from the first sight!

As a computer eng. I like to build my own tools, I have my own TUI file manger (I don't wish it on any one else but it works fine for me), being a linux nerd I reuse a lot, libraries are nice but reusing whole applications is better. For example I use du, or ncdu, or gdu for size over view, even if the integration is not perfect it fits a workflow and those are application one would have used anyway. To rename file I use 'edir', I had my own code before but why would I do that?!, I liked your video, and have been a fan of vd for a while even if I have never found a usage for it, your video convinced me that there's room for an extension, really a single line of bash code, so I can us vd in my file manager.

What kind of keyboard do you have? It sounds amazing. Definitely will be downloading this later.

Where can I get a copy of darkdeaw?

You have inspired one more person for the day

Absolutely incredible!

Love the new tool

at the beginning it has david elsewhere vibe.

😍

ok, now you have my attention.

This is an amazing project. I'll be making time to get to know it.

I certainly have written several scripts (often including excel exports of the intermediate results, especially when communicating with subject matter experts) doing similar quick data exploration as in this video 😲- and wondered why there is no more efficient and interactive way. Especially when trying to get an overview over a legacy database that has often many dozens of different tables with hundreds or thousands of not very explicative columns and no real documentation (and even if, it is not very accurate and likely out of date). Of course, the scripting approach isn't that terrible inefficient, but it's really hard to work together with a subject matter expert or having a quick look about (these maybe 3-5 mins where you have to program something to make a progress with scripting will bore the hell out of the expert and his or her time usually is expensive, too, and so 30-60mins can become very short without such a great tool like visidata). Anyway, I think, the gEnter command is not active any longer and I don't see something on file menu or trying commands via space that start with "open-" or "sheet-", maybe I'm just missing something here 🙄

this is awesome

Wow, that's impressive! I used to be using vidir for simple directory/file inspecting and manipulating and for more difficulty ones to work with find, xargs or Python (preferrably from a Jupyter Notebook) [in the past I just used Perl for it, but I don't use it often enough nowadays, so it would take me longer for the Perl version than for the other ones, even though Perl probably is the most efficient tool if we don't take visidata into account]. And visidata is not only getting the job done, but we could also export the commands seperately, so it's easy to put all necessary manipulations into a README like comment and have it both: automatic replayable (or easy to pass it to a colleague) and inspectable as well. The speed, btw, is also impressive. Even working with find seems to be slower and is certainly less interactive and harder to see what amount of files we have (not to mention things like histograms). Anyway, I think, it's worth to mention that to have the resurse directory feature as shown in the video, nowadays visidata needs to be started with `vd --dir-recurse`.

very cool and useful tool!

This is awesome

Slick!

Excellent showcase as always, thanks!

Awesome looking plugin and great demo. On the topic of saltpeter. Saltpeter, also known as potassium nitrate, is used in Fertilizers and is basically what stump remover and is also use as a meat preservative in things such as salami. It's also suppose to be a sexual suppressant, although I'm not sure if that is really true. If you mix saltpeter with sugar you get a home made smoke bomb. My daughter explains it all in this video 😁: kzbin.info/www/bejne/f5DbhHWPaL-kZ7M Again, great video. I'm going to go give vdsql a try now.

Love it, Wouldn't have found this project if not for Kris Occhipint, Now I hope to get good at it and show it off at work :) Thank you so much for this awesome project!

Incredibly awesome including all the nitty details, e.g. the cmdlog, something most other products like Excel, Trifacta, OpenRefine, and even Juypter Notebooks have trouble to provide so easily. Anyway, I think there are some slight changes over time in the commands. Instead of applying gz= as in the video, I had first to select all columns via gs and then modify them via g= 😀

I receive a "name 'USD' is not defined" error trying to replicate this video with Visidata v2.10 installed via pipx running on a Ubuntu 20 😞

For future vids, it'd be great if you used a screen recorder that showed keystrokes. Then I could try to follow along. :)

Nice ! Thanks for the video ☺️

Hi Saul, At 1:18, you select multiple columns and concatenate the values of the columns - I think this is done using &. Is there a way to select multiple numeric columns and sum the values of the select columns into a new column? In instances dealing with many columns, this would be easier than using an expression to sum the columns. Long live VisiData!

BEAT on those Keys!!!!

Just discovered your work on that soft. It's really awesome. I'll not have to open a spreadsheet again before a long time. I really love the HTML/Table extraction feature !!! Big Thank You

is it visidata thing? O__0

My god that's a *wonder*. I'm loving this tool and your tutorials, I've been talking about it to my vim-loving peers, this is saving my life!.Thank you!

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Walk it off, kid.

I was curious whether the visidata is worth 200MB of my precious SSD. I am convinced now.

Hi Saul, thank you so much for these videos. I have version 2.6.1. When trying to save data as shown in the video above, I get the warning when using CTRL-S. However, I assume that the appropriate save function is now zCTRL-S (save to source), am I correct with that? Thanks for your time, I'm really impressed with this program

This is incredible, thank you

personally I'm not a big terminal guy, but this is really amazing work!

Can you make a more elaborate playlist for Visidata please? One that starts with navigation, then common operations on cells, rows, columns and then incrementally increases complexity? This tool is fantastic, it should be used everywhere. Even though the help guide and documentation is fantastic, I feel a playlist for this would be nice as well.

Amazing work on Visidata.

Is that a Model M that I hear? Nice!