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Jupyter notebooks do support multiple languages. However, sharing objects among the languages is a whole another thing.

• IndianAstronaut 11y ago
  The sharing objects thing seems like it would be fraught with errors and mismatches. R has a fundamentally different structuring than Python. From factors to numerics, and vectors.
  • spot 11y ago
    R's "everything is a vector" approach does introduce a wrinkle but not hard to work with once you expect it: https://pub.beakernotebook.com/#/publications/560b5722-f287-43a3-b48d-f6ab06befc8f?fullscreen=true https://pub.beakernotebook.com/#/publications/560b5722-f287-... If you can find an error in our implementation I would be happy to hear about it (ideally file an issue on github). I am not an expert in R and I don't expect autotranslation to cover every case, but I think what we have is useful, and I look forward to continuing to improve it based on community feedback. Thanks, -Scott
    • IndianAstronaut 11y ago
      I'll give this another look. Was hoping for somethings in the Jupyter notebook that didn't materialize.