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Portable DataFrames in Python: When to Use Ibis, Narwhals, or Fugue

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By Khuyen Tran
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Table of Contents Introduction Setup Ibis: Compile Once, Run Anywhere Narwhals: The Zero-Dependency Compatibility Layer Fugue: Keep Your Code, Swap the Engine Summary Introduction The backend you start with is not always the backend you finish with. Teams commonly prototype in pandas, scale in Spark, or transition from DuckDB to a warehouse environment. Maintaining separate implementations of the same pipeline across backends can quickly become costly and error-prone.
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From CSS Selectors to Natural Language: Web Scraping with ScrapeGraphAI

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By Khuyen Tran
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Table of Contents Introduction What is ScrapeGraphAI? Setup Installation OpenAI Configuration Local Models with Ollama Natural Language Prompts JavaScript Content Multi-Page Scraping Key Takeaways Introduction BeautifulSoup is the go-to library for web scraping thanks to its simple API and flexible parsing.
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Great Tables: Publication-Ready Tables from Polars and Pandas DataFrames

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By Khuyen Tran
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Table of Contents Introduction Setup Value Formatting Table Structure Data Coloring Nanoplots Conditional Styling Conclusion Introduction Data scientists spend significant time analyzing data, but presenting results professionally remains a challenge. Raw DataFrames with unformatted numbers, ISO dates, and no visual hierarchy make reports hard to read. The common workaround is exporting to CSV and formatting in Excel. This is slow, error-prone, and breaks with every data update.
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