JupyterLab is ready for users
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JupyterLab is ready for users
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#2Woohoo! Congratulations JupyterLab team. It is a brilliant thing being built.
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#3Can't wait to put my paws on this!!!
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#4Mathematica is wonderful in terms of sheer computational power, but the notebook interface it presents is hopelessly outclassed nowadays by initiatives such as these. I keep hoping Wolfram will spring some impressive new interface on us that will enhance usability for power users (rather than their weird attempts at bringing ‘computation’ to random casual users), but... I'm giving up hope.
This looks very impressive.
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#5Is there a way to integrate a debugger and browse variables? I have been using Spyder for casual programming, and don’t think I could do without a debugger.
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#6Not a single note on how to debug code. Or did I miss something?
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#7It's a bit of a mathematica for the current era :)
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#8Mathematica is wonderful in terms of sheer computational power, but the notebook interface it presents is hopelessly outclassed nowadays by initiatives such as these. I keep hoping Wolfram will spring some impressive new interface on us that will enhance usability for power users (rather than their weird attempts at bringing ‘computation’ to random casual users), but... I'm giving up hope. This looks very impressive.
As someone who used Matlab and Mathematica in college, I'm not sure I'd want to have a closed source solution really take off again at this point. While they provided great products and documentation, they also made it much more difficult to share code/visualizations due to restrictive and expensive licensing. Ultimately, I think the ability to share information easily should help spur scientific advancement.
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#9I still cant get this plugin working with JupiterLab
https://github.com/genepattern/jupyter-wysiwyg
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#10This looks like it could be quite the competitor to RStudio!