WaloViz is Out!
 WaloViz Website 
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 GitHub Repo 
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 Google Colab Demo 
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 Portfolio Project Page ![]()
 Audio + Jupyter == 
 
 On every single audio research project I got into I faced the same problem again and again - working with audio in Jupyter notebooks is too difficult!
Specifically, inspecting an audio snippet in depth is a surprisingly difficult task, it requires both listening and viewing something called a spectrogram (see my explanation about What’s a Spectrogram?).
 That is precisely what I made WaloViz for, working with audio in Jupyter notebooks, like so:
Try clicking the spectrogram above, it will start playing :)
 To learn more about how to use WaloViz go to the WaloViz Documentation Website!
My First Open-Source Project!
 WaloViz is the first open-source project that I own, I am really excited to get to build an open-source community.
 If you like it, consider giving us a 
 on our GitHub Repo!
If you want to contribute - WaloViz is a Beginner Friendly project!
 We welcome anyone to contribute, no matter your experience level.
 Here are three things that make WaloViz great for beginners:
- Our codebase is SMALL - there is not much to learn to start working
 - Everything is DOCUMENTED - our standard is to document inline each and every single function, method or class
 - Standards are AUTOMATED - what are our code standards? Automated testing, formatting, linting and type-checking will help you with that :)
 
Want to give it a go? Start by reading our README and then read our Contributing Guide, you can do it!
WaloViz is in early-alpha, but we plan to go Beta in a month, and later this year - an official 1.0 version!
That’s it for WaloViz for now, I will publish updates when the Beta arrives next month, and hopefully more open-source projects are coming soon, so stay tuned ![]()
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