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Observable uses dataflow, so you may not be able to copy-paste Observable code directly into vanilla JavaScript, but once you know the differences you can port if desired. Or use it directly in your application with Observable’s lightweight open-source runtime. Either way, dataflow makes code more approachable and helps you spend more time “thinking with data” instead of programming. You can find thousands of notebooks on Observable to help you learn and get inspired.

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