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Developing Pipelines in Node editors enables faster pipeline creation and better intuitive programming, especially for data-scientists without software engineering background. Similiar to LabView and MATLAB-Simulink, I seek for a GUI to create and modify pipelines that compiles the changes directly into kedro python code and saves it inside the project.
Context
Kedro viz allows data scientists to inspect and overview pipelines. However, it does not enable creating oder editing those. Editing pipelines should be easier when you do not have to track input and output names of complex pipelines, but instead simply connect outputs with inputs and name the connection (i.e., input and output) on demand only.
This enables new users to immediatly get started with kedro and allows them to dive into the code base of their own pipelines when neccesary.
Possible Implementation
The editing functions could probably be added to kedro viz.
Possible Alternatives
A seperated Node Editor, e.g., based on Dear GUI, could be used as a compiler.
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Description
Developing Pipelines in Node editors enables faster pipeline creation and better intuitive programming, especially for data-scientists without software engineering background. Similiar to LabView and MATLAB-Simulink, I seek for a GUI to create and modify pipelines that compiles the changes directly into kedro python code and saves it inside the project.
Context
Kedro viz allows data scientists to inspect and overview pipelines. However, it does not enable creating oder editing those. Editing pipelines should be easier when you do not have to track input and output names of complex pipelines, but instead simply connect outputs with inputs and name the connection (i.e., input and output) on demand only.
This enables new users to immediatly get started with kedro and allows them to dive into the code base of their own pipelines when neccesary.
Possible Implementation
The editing functions could probably be added to kedro viz.
Possible Alternatives
A seperated Node Editor, e.g., based on Dear GUI, could be used as a compiler.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: