I have limited experience with Jupyter notebooks and have not tried to implement a working prototype (say, Flask+SQLAlchemy) solely using this environment. The

I have limited experience with Jupyter notebooks and have not tried to implement a working prototype (say, Flask+SQLAlchemy) solely using this environment. The canonical Clojure setup would have you start a REPL when you begin your coding session (or more, could be weeks/months without a restart), edit your source files and use keybindings to evaluate text in block comments. This basic setup can go with addons like Calva (VSCode; can inline the results, like a notebook and has other features) and Portal (can render data structures in different viz formats). For Jupyter: - Does your source have to mimic some sort of literate programming style to keep a certain format expected by the notebook? - If you edit other notebooks, do the cells in your current notebook get updated? - Can the notebook be connected to a production environment to run code using live production data?