The community members are discussing how to integrate and customize the Marimo library, including loading code before the Marimo notebook starts, accessing the core functions, and creating a theming system to allow different themes in a shared notebook environment. There is no explicitly marked answer, but the community members are exploring various approaches and seeking guidance on how to achieve their goals.
but that doesnt seem to be as easy as i thought, i am rusty in python, didnt made it much for over 10 years beside a bit scripting on blender or unreal, need to get into all that stuff again 😄
in my case i want it to run actual code, like i just want to start the notebook as function in my code so that i have a specific base loaded in the notebook that doesnt need to be explicit added.
if i got that ability, then this allows us easily also to make a real theming which allows for everybody to have a different theme on the same notebook, which is of course not like a core idea of the concept but would be very interesting if you put that in the cloud/shared environment concept
