Great Tables: Make beautiful, publication quality tables in Python | Rich Iannone & Michael Chow

[@mariogyepesd7311]

This is great guys

[@zapy422]

this is fantastic guys!

[@hayesfj1]

Former CFO and Python enthusiast. Nice job! I am looking forward to exploring the possibilities.

[@shrektan6460]

This video is great! It unveils so many cool features that great tables provide in a straightforward way! I quickly get the point: I must try it now, because I have already known how to do building beautiful table by myself!🎉

[@tomkmb4120]

Fantastic! Can't believe I've just come across this.

[@matthewhsu7299]

Great. Now I can create beautiful table in Python

[@sugarlessrobots]

Thanks for doing this! Super helpful for getting into gt :) P.S. I am pumped this was done with polars as well!

[@economicurtis]

Posit's open source team has a great designer called Greg Swinheart. Not totally sure, but I think you're seeing a some animation by him. Rich was asked about his slides at Posit Conf 2024, and he said he uses Keynote with the Magic Moves transition a lot, which might be the animation you're seeing between slides.

[@tronictl]

Excellent work 👏

[@allanribeiro7268]

Excellent content!!! Tnks

[@rdr9999]

I admit I’m a fanboy of this package on R. So great to see it working so well on Python, too! Now, how about a Swift port? 😉

[@economicurtis]

I don't think a swift port is on the development roadmap, but there's certainly no harm in putting in a github-issue requesting it. I think there's still a lot of work to get python great_tables in feature parity with gt, and just a lot more ways to build out gt & great_tables, so the table folks will likely be focused in R and Python for some time.

[@rdr9999]

@@economicurtis I’m sure that’s right. I was more or less being cheeky. Fact is, gt() was a huge step forward for me in R. So powerful, so flexible. I’m sure the Python community will embrace its tremendous value, too.

[@rikardwahlstrom9113]

Beautiful! Will definitely try this one out. What software are you using for making the presentation slides, by the way?

[@economicurtis]

Posit's open source team has a great designer called Greg Swinheart. Not totally sure, but I think you're seeing a some animation by him. Rich was asked about his slides at Posit Conf 2024, and he said he uses Keynote with the Magic Moves transition a lot, which might be the animation you're seeing between slides.

[@ElliotMurphy]

2.5 cats and a coffee table ❤