Pluto.jl – a reactive, lightweight, simple notebook
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Re: Pluto.jl – a reactive, lightweight, simple notebook
#2Sounds like they fixed a bunch of things that are broken about Jupyter notebooks. I still don't understand why anyone would want to do work in their browser though.
Re: Pluto.jl – a reactive, lightweight, simple notebook
#3Sounds like they fixed a bunch of things that are broken about Jupyter notebooks. I still don't understand why anyone would want to do work in their browser though.
would be curious what Jupyter notebooks things are better with Pluto.jl, can you name some concrete points?
Re: Pluto.jl – a reactive, lightweight, simple notebook
#4Seems really smooth. I would like to see how does this scale with larger chunks of codes. Is there any benchmark comparisons?
Re: Pluto.jl – a reactive, lightweight, simple notebook
#5Sounds like they fixed a bunch of things that are broken about Jupyter notebooks. I still don't understand why anyone would want to do work in their browser though.
would be curious what Jupyter notebooks things are better with Pluto.jl, can you name some concrete points?
1. Dependency graph for cells, letting it automatically rerun what's needed when you change one. This keeps everything up to date.
2. git-friendly.
Re: Pluto.jl – a reactive, lightweight, simple notebook
#6Sounds like they fixed a bunch of things that are broken about Jupyter notebooks. I still don't understand why anyone would want to do work in their browser though.
would be curious what Jupyter notebooks things are better with Pluto.jl, can you name some concrete points?
In addition to what celrod said: Jupyter doesn't have an equivalent of Pluto's @bind macro, does it?
Re: Pluto.jl – a reactive, lightweight, simple notebook
#7Earlier quoted context omitted.
would be curious what Jupyter notebooks things are better with Pluto.jl, can you name some concrete points?
In addition to what celrod said: Jupyter doesn't have an equivalent of Pluto's @bind macro, does it?
It's not as elegant but kinda exists
Re: Pluto.jl – a reactive, lightweight, simple notebook
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Re: Pluto.jl – a reactive, lightweight, simple notebook
#10Really happy to see that the good ideas from Observable notebooks are being copied elsewhere. I don't use Julia myself at the moment (although I think it's a beautiful language), but I know some people who will be very happy with this! Also, the playful enthusiasm in the presentation video linked in the description just makes me smile: