No, it doesn’t.
In fact, no tool; not retool, not any of no-code solutions, free or paid, lets you take a hacked up prototype and seamlessly put in into production.
In fact, even claiming that it does makes me question the other (superficially quite laudable) things it claims to do; eg. plain python files.
Why do people go down these rabbit holes?
You can’t run prototype notebooks for your production workloads.
It’s not because it’s fundamentally impossible to use a notebook as a platform for robust production code.
…it’s because prototyping means quick hacks, quick dirty unmaintainable hacks.
> Run your notebook as a web app, with Python code hidden and uneditable
Why? Stop. No. Don’t make your prototype hacked up notebook that has probably got direct system access public.
You at least are password protecting this right? No? (https://github.com/marimo-team/marimo/issues/395)
What part of don’t accept every damn idea as a feature did you not take to heart?
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There are a lot of ideas in this project. A LOT of ideas. Some of them are good. Some of them are fully implemented.