Democratizing (Py)Data

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A new open source remote development architecture for Spyder 6.1 actually lets a local IDE open consoles, variable explorer, plots and profiler on a distant host via SSH or JupyterHub; it installs a Jupyter-server extension and Spyder kernels, auto-installs environments and files, and demos successful cross‑platform runs. Environment creation uses a Pixie-based environment manager for near‑instant solves, conda installers ship bundled conda, and folder syncing plus collaborative editing are planned for 6.2.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 1:04Speaker background
3. 3:57Spider 6.1 features
4. 8:09New package manager
5. 10:33Remote computing challenges
6. 13:43Spider Remote Services
7. 16:32Live demo: remote dev
8. 22:11Q&A

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