how about a few < 10 minute videos on separate UI components to stimulate ideas.

[j215chic]

Hi there
just starting out and not handling the documentation very well. This is my fault not the documentation.

I prefer to see a simple worked example of a concept as a video.

When I was learning python was lucky enough to sit in on Dave Beazley's presentation which stimulated hundreds of "AHA!" moments in 40 or so minutes. When I got home I scrapped about 50% of my initial python code because I hadn't understood what EXISTED.

This is happening to me again with marimo. I spent about 1 hour figuring out how to create a multiselect of all my 175 columns ( there's a good reason for ALL of them, I promise) which uses reactivity to build a table with just the selected columns. Sound familiar? This is an example of ignorance on my part combined with "go fever".

So a video just on marimo.ui.widget.dataframe_transformer and another on mo.ui.dataframe() would be interesting I think.

[mscolnick]

Our YouTube channel is starting to add these. it's not quite as structured as 1-video-per-component, but you can see usage of the common ones.

[j215chic]

thank you. I am watching AND learning from your videos. They are really helpful. Thank you so much for a wonderful product. I'm still getting to grips with it but so far it's REALLY helping me.

[akshayka]

In addition to YouTube, our API reference does have usage examples for each UI elements.

Perhaps they are simpler than what you need, but thought I would share just in case you haven't seen this page: https://docs.marimo.io/api/inputs/. For example: https://docs.marimo.io/api/inputs/multiselect/

[j215chic]

thank you. I did read all the docs ( promise ;-)) and they are excellent. I just find examples really helpful. You are ALL doing a great job and thank you for doing this.

[j215chic]

I am closing this as the Youtube channel is picking up speed and is helping me visualize the concepts and making me aware of new approaches. Thanks all