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Jupyter Lab: Evolution of the Jupyter Notebook
- anotheryou 8y agolooks great, but I hope they overcome the windows-look :)
- wenc 8y agoI've been using JupyterLab for a year now, and it has complete replaced Jupyter Notebook for me. I would encourage anyone still on Jupyter Notebook to start using Lab. At some point Lab will supersede Notebook as the official Jupyter. The UI in Lab is much tighter, with drag-and-drop on cells, tabbed pages, file navigation, console, etc. Lab is fully compatible with Notebook, and is just better all around.
- eesmith 8y agoCan anyone point me to how to get started on making a renderer for a new file/mime type in JupyterLab? The https://jupyterlab.readthedocs.io/en/stable/developer/extension_dev.html#mime-renderer-extensions https://jupyterlab.readthedocs.io/en/stable/developer/extens... gives me a hint, but I have no experience with node or TypeScript, and only dated experience with Javascript. And the link for 'Instead it exports an interface given in the rendermime-interfaces package.' is broken. I tried looking at existing renderers. They are all in TypeScript. Is that the preferred way to develop Jupyter renderers?