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by jacobdi
1729 days ago
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I think this is spot on. I agree that Excel users want to stick with Excel, but they do run into major issues that are solved by code. Namely: their data size is too large, Excel is too slow, and they struggle to get repeatability from their work. I am building Mito[1], a spreadsheet interface for Python. Every edit you make in the spreadsheet generates the equivalent Python. It is a bridge between the workflows of Excel users and Python users, and allows Excel users to reap Python's benefits without needing to know how to code. [1] https://docs.trymito.io/ |
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