Jupystar
Dev tools
browser notebook
SHOW HN2020
79points
16comments
#797of 3,028 in 2020
Top 27%of 2020 by points
How HN took it
MixedNo clear lean
2 positive, 2 neutral or asking, 1 mixed, 1 critical, out of 6 comments about the project. Thread score +0.11.
Idea: 1 for, 0 againstExecution: 1 for, 0 againstDocs: 0 for, 1 against
The thread, comment by comment
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What HN said
What people liked
Needed tool for JavaScript notebooks
From 1 comment
I have found it surprising that there was no JavaScript no-backend notebook. Tools used either Python-based Jupyter (fine, but perverse: why JS -> Python -> JS), Node (e.g.…
stared on HN
Objections
Title overstates Jupyter compatibility with many limitations
From 1 comment
Nice work! Upon closer inspection the title should probably read “Run some Jupyter notebooks in the browser” as your website confirms the many limitations. I’m going to try this…
kowlo on HN
Requests
Private notebooks
From 1 comment
I really got into computational notebooks coincidentally about 13 hours ago (when you posted this). furthermore, I want to use javascript. I chose observablehq but this is a…
purplecats on HN
Feature roadmap and export of notebooks
From 2 comments
I really got into computational notebooks coincidentally about 13 hours ago (when you posted this). furthermore, I want to use javascript. I chose observablehq but this is a…
purplecats on HN* I'm not planning on shutting it down at any point, the cost to operate it is very low (it's just a bunch of static files at its core). But I am personally also always weary to…
protoduction on HN
Questions
Will the project shut down?
From 1 comment
I really got into computational notebooks coincidentally about 13 hours ago (when you posted this). furthermore, I want to use javascript. I chose observablehq but this is a…
purplecats on HN
Alternatives named
Observable
From 2 comments
Mike Bostock, the creator of the visualization language D3, also created a javascript notebook product called Observable [1]. I like the idea of doing everything in the same…
maliker on HNI really got into computational notebooks coincidentally about 13 hours ago (when you posted this). furthermore, I want to use javascript. I chose observablehq but this is a…
purplecats on HN
RunKit
From 1 comment
I have found it surprising that there was no JavaScript no-backend notebook. Tools used either Python-based Jupyter (fine, but perverse: why JS -> Python -> JS), Node (e.g.…
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Pyodide and Jupyter
From 2 comments
So great to see folks utilizing Pyodide, the WASM scientific python stack my Mozilla colleagues put together. The creator, Mike Droettboom, wrote a Mozilla Hacks post about it a…
hamilton on HNI have found it surprising that there was no JavaScript no-backend notebook. Tools used either Python-based Jupyter (fine, but perverse: why JS -> Python -> JS), Node (e.g.…
stared on HN