Observable launched a new version of notebooks called 2.0, allowing users to paste or drop files into cell editors.
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We know our relaunch of notebooks last week was disruptive, for which we’re very sorry. But it’s been incredibly invigorating talking to you all about your feedback and…
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The data visualization company
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- Software Development
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- San Francisco, US
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- 11–50 employees
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Observable helps teams deepen understanding by making data easier to see and explore. With powerful tools for visualizing data through code, UI, or AI, we help teams reveal insights, build trust, and spark collaboration. We built and maintain open-source tools like D3 and Observable Plot. Now, we’re shaping the future of data analysis and visualization.
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Observable launched a new version of notebooks called 2.0, showing <empty> instead of code for cells that don’t display anything.
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Observable launched a new version of notebooks called 2.0, allowing users to set a custom notebook thumbnail.
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Observable launched a new version of notebooks called 2.0, allowing users to restrict view and edit access on a team notebook to just you.
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