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I wish that the notebooks supported Typescript or C# or something I'm more familiar with, out of the box. For C# I have LinqPad, which I'm a huge fan of but ne
by egeozcan 6y ago
I wish that the notebooks supported Typescript or C# or something I'm more familiar with, out of the box.
For C# I have LinqPad, which I'm a huge fan of but never discovered something with similar functionality for typescript.
I've seen some open source kernels[0] but I'm not sure about the quality, did anyone try them? Deno core in Jupyter would have been amazing.
[0]: https://github.com/jupyter/jupyter/wiki/Jupyter-kernels https://github.com/jupyter/jupyter/wiki/Jupyter-kernels
- sbelskie 6y agoFor C#, have you seen .NET Interactive[0]? [0]: https://github.com/dotnet/interactive https://github.com/dotnet/interactive
- vosper 6y agoFor JS and Typescript there’s Quokka, which I haven’t tried and doesn’t really seem to be in the style of a notebook, but might be helpful? https://quokkajs.com/ https://quokkajs.com/ There is actually a JS adaptor/extension for Jupyter but I found it pretty clunky to use, and since I’m equally comfortable with Python as JS, I just stuck with Python. For Typescript Stackblitz might be interesting, but it’s not like a notebook, and it’s not a run-locally tool.
- nsonha 6y agoobservablehq is the equivalent of jupyter for nodejs. Before that we have runkit.
- tasogare 6y agoF# is supported so at least there is some .net support.