Mixing code, markdown and execution results in one output file gives Jupyter notebooks superpower. You can really have anything in the ipynb file, stored in JSO

Mixing code, markdown and execution results in one output file gives Jupyter notebooks superpower. You can really have anything in the ipynb file, stored in JSON. I wish there was two types of ipynb files, one for file with just code and markdown (for example ipynbc), and one for keeping code+markdown+results. BTW, sometime ago I wrote an article about surprising things that you can build with Jupyter notebook https://mljar.com/blog/how-to-use-jupyter-notebook/ https://mljar.com/blog/how-to-use-jupyter-notebook/ You will find in the list: blog, book, website, web app, dashboards, REST API, even full packages :)