🎉 Many thanks to Kat who answered my question in #StackOverlow!

I will share it here too, in case someone has also trouble with the layout of columns in bslib using conditionalPanels:
https://stackoverflow.com/a/78932760/9275299

#bslib #shiny #layout #rstats

@anselmschueler

#Python compatibility is very important for me! I am not going to learn a new language that would get no support or just not be used for the next 5 years. One of the reasons why I still haven't touched #Carbon. But its backward compatibility makes it a good bet.

If #Mojo can't work with my Python code, I won't touch it until it isn't in the top 50 on #Stackoverlow.

That being said, it is still very early access, but I am excited after hearing more about who and what is behind it.

@diazona @nobodyinperson

I went down the rabit-hole now and also found this example from #Stackoverlow

Example: https://github.com/RichardBronosky/entrypoint_demo

Original post: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/774824/explain-python-entry-points

#Python

@treyhunner

I learned a lot from many sources, #Stackoverlow, random blogs #GeeksForGeeks, #mCoding on Youtube has a few low level explanations.

But honestly, I love documentation. I lie in my bed and can just read an entire library's documentation top to bottom, and my favorite is the #Python official documentation.

I probably read through it once a month. It acts as a great refresher, but I also notice something new every time.

I use the documentation constantly during development, and it is always open in my browser.

Edit: oh and #w3Schools of course, but that was in the beginning