February 21, 2023
Published by Doris Xin on February 21, 2023
When it comes to data science development, a Jupyter Notebook is often the easiest way to go. When the time comes to convert development code into […]
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October 2, 2022
Published by Doris Xin on October 2, 2022
Getting data science projects from a development notebook to production is full of friction. LineaPy is an open-source solution that streamlines the data science productionization process […]
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September 29, 2022
Published by Doris Xin on September 29, 2022
Connecting to and using an existing artifact store in lineapy is easy and allows artifacts to be shared among team members.
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September 17, 2022
Published by Doris Xin on September 17, 2022
This blog series provides an at-a-glance roundup of recent activity within the LineaPy community, including new features, bug fixes, collaborator shout outs, github discussions or community […]
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September 7, 2022
Published by Doris Xin on September 7, 2022
LineaPy co-founder Doris Xin recently sat down with the Evidently AI community for an AMA. Questions asked ranged from LineaPy’s inception story to Data/MLOps industry challenges. […]
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August 30, 2022
Published by Doris Xin on August 30, 2022
Last week (Aug. 23-24), the LineaPy team attended the 2022 Ray Summit in downtown San Francisco. We went into the conference hoping to understand attendee workflows […]
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August 30, 2022
Published by Doris Xin on August 30, 2022
This blog series provides an at-a-glance roundup of recent activity within the LineaPy community, including new features, bug fixes, collaborator shout outs, github discussions or community […]
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August 10, 2022
Published by Doris Xin on August 10, 2022
This blog series provides an at-a-glance roundup of recent activity within the LineaPy community, including new features, bug fixes, collaborator shout outs, github discussions or community […]
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July 19, 2022
Published by Doris Xin on July 19, 2022
This blog series provides an at-a-glance roundup of recent activity within the LineaPy community, including new features, bug fixes, collaborator shout outs, github discussions or community […]
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