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Yup, whenever I write one of these I need to spend some time on terminology. It's even more confusing now with Jupyter, as there is still much overlap between t

Yup, whenever I write one of these I need to spend some time on terminology. It's even more confusing now with Jupyter, as there is still much overlap between that and IPython.

Waterluvian 8y ago
Yep. I honestly thought Jupyter is just a rename of IPython until you said that. Now I have to go learn the difference.
- Asooka 8y ago
  Summary: Jupyter is the evolution of IPython. IPython is deprecated.
  - detaro 8y ago
    Jupyter is the language-agnostic parts of IPython (UI, notebook format, protocols to talk to notebooks, ...) extracted out to be used with many languages. IPython remains as the project maintaining the Python-specific parts of that stack. It's not deprecated, but has been limited in scope.
    - Phrodo_00 8y ago
      IPython still makes nicer-repl-for-python. I don't know if it has a name beyond just IPython, which is a bit confusing.
- wenc 8y ago
  Also Jupyter Notebook (pure notebook interface) is evolving into Jupyter Lab (a notebook-oriented IDE). The latter is much more IDE-like than the former, though the former is still really good. Technology evolves...