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It would be great to sit with the Rstudio-notebooks developers and user and discuss how we could get the two platform to converge and be more interoperable. I g
by carreau 10y ago
It would be great to sit with the Rstudio-notebooks developers and user and discuss how we could get the two platform to converge and be more interoperable. I guess both team have a lot on their plate, and we would need more manpower, but understanding and collaborating with other project for the good of user is always something the Jupyter team is happy to do.
- imcoconut 10y agoThe jupyter team has been working on jupyter lab which is a more r studio style environment. It incorperates notebooks, terminals, file editing, traditional ipython console, plus some other cool stuff in a web ide. You should be able to use an R jupyter kernel with it. It's in alpha right now but they're making crazy fast progress on it. I've been using it and it's awesome
- carreau 10y agoYes I know I'm one of the Jupyter dev :-) there is still a difference in notebook format and protocols. In that sens JupyterLab is not more compatible with Rstudio than the normal notebook.
- imcoconut 10y agoLol, sorry - well hopefully someone else reading this thread can find out about jupyter lab. it really is amazing. Thanks so much for all your hard work!
- nerdponx 10y agoDidn't Yhat already try this with Rodeo?
- cercatrova 10y agoSomething like Beaker? (www.beakernotebook.com)
- karthik_ram 10y agoI'm happy to connect you anytime! Just come by the west wing of the office. :)