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    "text": "I've recently found [Quarto](https://quarto.org/), a tool makes it easy to publish Jupyter notebooks as static websites. [It is probably also the one that produces the most beautiful content without much effort](https://quartoexample.pages.dev/).\n\nFor Python folks like me, is really great! Other great features I've found are:\n\n- Supports Python, R and JS.\n- Offers a custom notebook format if you want to be closer to Markdown.\n- Lots of examples, templates, and extensions (e.g: [running a SQLite database on the HTML document](https://github.com/shafayetShafee/interactive-sql))\n\nWhile I need to dig further into this idea, I think it be really great as a way to publish data rich documents. With WASM, you could provide an `/explore` tab with the data, a Tableau/ like experience, and a SQL/Python/JS playground.",
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  "description": "I've recently found Quarto, a tool makes it easy to publish Jupyter notebooks as static websites. It is probably also the one that produces the most beautiful content without much effort. For Python folks like me, is really great! Other great features I've found are: Supports...",
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  "textContent": "I've recently found Quarto, a tool makes it easy to publish Jupyter notebooks as static websites. It is probably also the one that produces the most beautiful content without much effort.\n\nFor Python folks like me, is really great! Other great features I've found are:\nSupports Python, R and JS.\nOffers a custom notebook format if you want to be closer to Markdown.\nLots of examples, templates, and extensions (e.g: running a SQLite database on the HTML document)\n\nWhile I need to dig further into this idea, I think it be really great as a way to publish data rich documents. With WASM, you could provide an /explore tab with the data, a Tableau/ like experience, and a SQL/Python/JS playground.",
  "title": "Static notebooks with Quarto"
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