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    Deepnote

    Deepnote

    Deepnote is a drop-in replacement for Jupyter

    ...The project provides an AI-first computational environment where users can write, analyze, and share code, data, and visualizations in a single integrated workspace. Built on top of the Jupyter kernel ecosystem, it maintains compatibility with existing notebook workflows while introducing additional features focused on collaboration and automation. The system supports programming languages such as Python, R, and SQL and allows users to execute and analyze data directly within interactive notebooks. Deepnote emphasizes team-based data science by enabling real-time collaboration similar to shared document editors, allowing multiple users to work simultaneously on the same notebook environment.
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    EventCatalog

    EventCatalog

    Open source tool for documenting and exploring event-driven systems

    EventCatalog is an open source documentation tool designed for event-driven architectures. It helps teams organize, document, and understand complex systems by mapping events, services, domains, and flows in one place. Instead of scattered knowledge, it creates a central, searchable catalog that improves visibility and collaboration. Documentation is generated and maintained automatically, making it easier to keep systems up to date as they evolve. With built-in discoverability features, developers and stakeholders can quickly explore how services interact and identify dependencies. ...
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