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Show HN: Nextjournal – seamless data science for teams(nextjournal.com)
170 points by kvlr 7y ago|33 comments
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by kvlr 8y ago
I’m one of the founders. The environments notebook includes the default environments you get when starting a notebook on Nextjournal. These are again built in Notebooks, see e.g. for https://nextjournal.com/nextjournal/
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by kvlr 8y ago
It's not. Replaced it with a 600kb JPEG version, thanks!
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by kvlr 8y ago
Yes, we're based in Berlin. Should put the link to https://nextjournal.com/imprint back into the footer. You can read about how Sauspiel – a community for the German card game Schafkopf – allows us to build Nextjournal
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by kvlr 8y ago
Sorry about the glitch. Can you give it another try? You can use `xoxo` as an invite code for the private beta if it works this time.
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by kvlr 8y ago
Thanks, fixed.
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by kvlr 8y ago
Right, we didn’t get around to splitting the js bundles up yet but will do so soon, thanks for the reminder. Currently the main bundle is the same for the page and the editor which you can try at https://nextjournal.com/try
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by kvlr 8y ago
Not yet. It isn't based on Jupyter but it's all written in Clojure. Been meaning to do a writeup on our stack for some time… In addition to our own runtime protocol, we support Jupyter kernels and you can import Jupyter and (R)mar
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by kvlr 8y ago
I run https://nextjournal.com Use `xoxo` as a signup code if you want to try it, thanks!
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by kvlr 8y ago
This isn't exactly JupyterHub but I run https://nextjournal.com which is a fully hosted notebook platform. Sharing articles with team members and letting them run them is trivial. We automatically version the article, the d
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by kvlr 8y ago
I run https://nextjournal.com We archive full-stack reproducibility by allowing you to install arbitrary software and version these environments using docker. You can reuse these in other articles or pull and use them locally.
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by kvlr 9y ago
Sorry about that. We didn't mean to show it to visitors and a bug prevented us from quickly disabling it. We've now removed it completely.
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by kvlr 9y ago
Hey, I’m one of the founders of Nextjournal, the coding, writing and publishing platform this article was written in. This probably isn’t obvious: you can get a copy of the article and play with it if you click remix and sign in/up. Th