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In case it was confusing for anyone else – Jupyter is the notebook software, and IPython is the kernel. The name change was to show Jupyter is capable of runnin
by mplewis 10y ago
In case it was confusing for anyone else – Jupyter is the notebook software, and IPython is the kernel. The name change was to show Jupyter is capable of running more than just Python, and that it's no longer a monolithic project.
- Tomte 10y agoSo it's a Haskell kernel for Jupyter, not iPython, or do "kernels" have other "kernels" below them?
- a-saleh 10y agoYes it is a Haskell kernel for Jupyter.
- PieSquared 10y agoIt's a Haskell kernel for Jupyter. The nomenclature is a bit outdated, with the title (and a few other places) referring to IPython when they mean Jupyter; this is because a few years back there was no such thing as Jupyter, and the entire thing was called IPython, so it was accurate to say that IHaskell was a kernel for IPython.
- keenerd 10y agohttps://github.com/ipython/ipython/wiki/IPython-kernels-for-other-languages https://github.com/ipython/ipython/wiki/IPython-kernels-for-... And plenty of others: julia, ruby, js, coffescript, C#, R, F#, go, scala, erlang, exlixr, ocaml, forth, perl, php, octave, bash, powershell, clojure, mathmatica, lua, scheme, processing, brainfuck, prolog, lisp, tcl, c and even more.