> It's on par with Wolfram notebook, but you get to program in python instead of some propietary language. I‘m not sure if that’s a good thing, considering how

> It's on par with Wolfram notebook, but you get to program in python instead of some propietary language. I‘m not sure if that’s a good thing, considering how nice and well-suited to maths the Wolfram language is. I get that you need to learn yet another language, but you would also need to learn the particularities of Sagemath and/or the libraries it builds on.