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"After a hiatus from the blog, I’m back with a new post. While I’ve still been using Python and Pandas, I wanted to explore some new technologies. In this post, I’ll delve into polars. This article will cover some basic polars concepts, pointing out both its strengths and differences compared to Pandas. While I’m not ditching Pandas completely, I’ve found potential in polars for enhancing performance and capabilities in specific scenarios. Join me on this exploration of alternative tools and frameworks; perhaps polars might find a place in your toolkit too."

"One of the reasons I like using pandas instead of Excel for data analysis is that it is easier to avoid certain types of copy-paste Excel errors. As great as pandas is, there is still plenty of opportunity to make errors with pandas code. This article discusses a subtle issue with pandas groupby code that can lead to big errors if you’re not careful. I’m writing this because I have happened upon this in the past but it still bit me big time just recently. I hope this article can help a few of you avoid this mistake."

"When doing analysis with Jupyter Notebooks, you will frequently find yourself generating ad-hoc Excel reports to distribute to your end-users. After time, you might end up with dozens (or hundreds) of notebooks and it can be challenging to remember which notebook generated which Excel report. I have started using Excel document properties to track which notebooks generate specific Excel files. Now, when a user asks for a refresh of a 6 month old report, I can easily find the notebook file and re-run the analysis. This simple process can save a lot of frustration for your future self. In this brief article will walk through how to set these properties and give some shortcuts for using VS Code to simplify the process."

"Visual Studio Code is one of the most popular text editors with a track record of continual improvements. One area where VS Code has been recently innovating is its Jupyter Notebook support. The early releases of VS Code sought to replicate existing Jupyter Notebook features in VS Code. Recent VS Code releases have continued to develop notebook features that provide an experience that in many cases is better than the traditional Jupyter Notebook experience."

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