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I skimmed the page and didn't see any mention of sharing or collaborative use. That's the biggest obstacle I'm seeing with getting buy-in at work. I need to b
by kbelder 6y ago
I skimmed the page and didn't see any mention of sharing or collaborative use. That's the biggest obstacle I'm seeing with getting buy-in at work. I need to be able to let some users see the notebook in read-only mode, others should be able to run it but not edit it, others should have full access.
Maybe there's a non-hacky way to do this and I'm missing it?
- greazy 6y agoI've seen it crop up here and there. I've used it a few times and its really amazing how fast. Afaik it's a drop in replacement for conda using the same cli parse. Even has miniconda (micromamba).
- jVinc 6y agoOur solution to this is just to publish notebooks to an internal gitlab repo. Easy to share read-only versions, it renders a bit different but looks close enough. You can then easily manage user access rights in gitlab and contributing back changes is easy with the jupyterlab git integration. For publishing interactive examples we use voila, which creates a dashboard version of the notebook for users.
- pm90 6y agohttps://github.com/nteract/commuter https://github.com/nteract/commuter
- tourdownunder 6y agojupyterhub addresses some of these concerns.