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Re:Data Scientists: What tooling do you need? We're building. by bjorntve on Friday December 27, 2013 @05:49PM (#6972971)
I would also like to have a simple maven plugin to generate documentation for JAX-RS API's. The generated API should be easier to customize and extend than enunciate or swagger.
Re:Data Scientists: What tooling do you need? We're building. by bjorntve on Friday December 27, 2013 @05:38PM (#6972930)
I would like to have a descent cross browser SOAP client. All available soap clients for unix based systems are buggy and complicated to use (requires knowledge of XML and XSD)
Re:Data Scientists: What tooling do you need? We're building. by skram on Saturday December 28, 2013 @10:48AM (#6975205)
In my experience, the best browser plugins are not cross-browser so I would highly suggest you look at something specialized for something like Chrome or Firefox. Last time I had to deal with SOAP I just used a Ruby (my programming language of choice) gem...
Re:Data Scientists: What tooling do you need? We're building. by rsivapr on Friday December 27, 2013 @06:51PM (#6973190)
Hey! Checkout www.datatau.com

It's like Hacker News but for Data Scientists. This question might be more relevant there.

Re:Data Scientists: What tooling do you need? We're building. by madisonmay on Friday December 27, 2013 @05:35PM (#6972918)
Python 2.7, Scikit-learn, a few gb of ram, and a nice gpu.