Even more than that, Jupyter brought literate programming and REPL-style programming to the masses. Those ideas have been present from the dawn of computing (an

Even more than that, Jupyter brought literate programming and REPL-style programming to the masses. Those ideas have been present from the dawn of computing (and have seen various proprietary incarnation e.g., Matlab, Mathematica) but it was Jupyter that thrust them to wide audiences. I was glad to see Jupyter mentioned as an important advancement in the scientific computing arena. In addition, for me, the paper was a delight to read. I have met or even collaborated with a number of people interviewed in the article. (I am also an org-mode / babel user.)