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In CoCalc, I did a complete new implementation of Jupyter notebooks from scratch, but with tracking of exactly when each cell runs, and all past states of the n
by williamstein 9y ago
In CoCalc, I did a complete new implementation of Jupyter notebooks from scratch, but with tracking of exactly when each cell runs, and all past states of the notebook with a slider to move through them.
- rz2k 9y agoIn fact I use Jupyter almost exclusively for Sage, though too infrequently to get a subscription to CoCalc. Incidentally it isn't clear to me how I can get the Sage kernel into another installation of Jupyter, or other kernels into the Jupyter installation embedded in sageMath. If I used Jupyter instead of R/RStudio or Julia/Juno the draw would be having the different toolsets and their environments all accessible in one primary interface.