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I remember Jeremy from fast ai was an advocate for notebook centric flows. But I have to respectfully disagree that he is a good authority on maintainable / scalable coding practices like this. And though I may be wrong, I feel like the fast ai lib itself is a not too useful wrapper around pytorch and people would be better served just learning pytorch itself. I say this as someone who watched a year of the fast ai videos, and got really excited about ai because of the fast ai course, which I am still grateful for. But this is my current take.


I'd say the fastai library itself[0] is a pretty good example of how maintainable/scalable practices can come to life in notebook flows. There's something to be said IMO for an active project with 25.8k stars, 238 contributers, 2.7k commits, and 199 open vs 1.5k closed issues.

[0] https://github.com/fastai/fastai/




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