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Excellent reviews from our extensive user base.
“Upsonic codebase has completely transformed our collaboration process.”
"Upsonic codebase has completely transformed our collaboration process. Our team now effortlessly shares and versions Jupyter notebooks, Python functions, and machine learning models with just a few simple commands. This streamlined approach has significantly boosted our productivity and allowed us to focus more on innovation rather than grappling with code management issues."
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Git stores code as text. Upsonic, on the other hand, serializes the code and stores it live. This way, we can do things that we cannot achieve with Git systems. Python and Git do not natively support the .ipynb file format. Therefore, when you want to send your code to your Git provider, you need to exit JupyterLab and convert your notebooks to .py files. You also need to set configurations and manage dependencies when creating libraries. In Upsonic, there's never any need for configuration, and the configuration state never exists.
Git stores code as text. Upsonic, on the other hand, serializes the code and stores it live. This way, we can do things that we cannot achieve with Git systems. Python and Git do not natively support the .ipynb file format. Therefore, when you want to send your code to your Git provider, you need to exit JupyterLab and convert your notebooks to .py files. You also need to set configurations and manage dependencies when creating libraries. In Upsonic, there's never any need for configuration, and the configuration state never exists.
Git stores code as text. Upsonic, on the other hand, serializes the code and stores it live. This way, we can do things that we cannot achieve with Git systems. Python and Git do not natively support the .ipynb file format. Therefore, when you want to send your code to your Git provider, you need to exit JupyterLab and convert your notebooks to .py files. You also need to set configurations and manage dependencies when creating libraries. In Upsonic, there's never any need for configuration, and the configuration state never exists.