Published inJupyter Blog·Sep 24Bringing Modern JavaScript to the Jupyter NotebookThe Deno kernel is the freshest runtime for Jupyter — I never expected this. Deno brings TypeScript, JavaScript, npm, and ES Modules to Jupyter with an easy to install kernel. The Deno Kernel is the first language runtime with a builtin jupyter kernel. There’s no better time to get started with Deno than now. Once deno is installed, run…Deno3 min readDeno3 min read
Published innteract·May 9, 2018nteract on jupyterAnnouncing a new nteract extension for your classic jupyter notebook server — Our goal when we started the nteract project was to create an intuitive and approachable desktop app for Jupyter notebooks. In service to that goal, we developed a native app that had drag-and-droppable cells, inline toolbars, and a growing list of custom output types. These features and designs originated from…Data Science3 min readData Science3 min read
Published innteract·Feb 3, 2017Collaborating on Visual IdentityA Design Focused Exploration — One of the best aspects of working on nteract has been interacting with designers and fellow collaborators to establish the visual identity for our project. I’m going to walk you through how we came to the branding you see today, as well as how it might change in the future. …Branding6 min readBranding6 min read
Published innteract·Nov 30, 2016nteract: building on top of Jupyternteract builds upon the very successful foundations of Jupyter. I think of Jupyter as a brilliantly rich REPL toolkit. A typical REPL (Read-Eval-Print-Loop) is an interpreter that takes input from the user and prints results (on stdout and stderr). Here’s the standard Python interpreter; a REPL many of us know…Jupyter7 min readJupyter7 min read
