I don't think so. VSCode, Atom (and Jupyter) all run natively, only using a browser renderer for UI. Jupiter already uses a browser as the front end, but the

I don't think so. VSCode, Atom (and Jupyter) all run natively, only using a browser renderer for UI. Jupiter already uses a browser as the front end, but the kernel runs natively. JupiterLite runs entirely in the browswer, including the kernel. This means you don't need Jupyter installed or running on a server to execute the kernel. But it also means the kernel is running much slower in Web Assembly.