Interactive notebooks ~ Pluto.jl | Fons van der Plas | JuliaCon 2020

[@martinkeller9562]

That was one hell of a presentation, well done! Goodbye Jupyter, hello Pluto!

[@mokus603]

Yeah, I'm impressed too but don't forget ipywidgets.

[@sippy_cups]

Wow! I'm totally blown away, amazing presentation and package. Thanks!

[@lordecircojeca2039]

Looks amazing. This seems to integrate the absolute best parts of notebooks (interactivity), spreadsheets (reactivity) and plain text coding (versioning).

[@PanzerfaustBR]

Pluto is awesome. I believe I'm doing most of my data exploration and algorithm testing on Pluto just because it is so fun and intuitive to use!

[@sircurtisseretse]

This is exactly what I always wished Jupyter's semantics would be. And then some. You guys rock!

[@shayansh5571]

Great library, great talk. Congratulations and keep on working!

[@maxgomez4909]

This is the kind of innovations that inspire me

[@baas575]

Wow awesome job and great that you are focusing on how this can be used in teaching new programmers!

[@kamilziemian995]

I totally amazed by what Pluto.jl group did. Their presentation is also a fantastic one. 👏

[@justoa.manriqueurbina9746]

Fantastic presentation! This is truly a game-changer. Thank you for such an outstanding job. Will use it regularly from now on :)

[@trafalgarla]

This is really incredible and I love the teacher use cases!

[@WaldirPimenta]

Reminds me a lot of Desmos, and obviously, spreadsheets :) Exciting to see these paradigms evolving to provide nicer UX for programming!

[@BosonCollider]

Spreadsheet programs are honestly amazing. When they were invented, they were several decades ahead of their time imho. Also, I think that one thing that could work very well with Pluto would be exactly a spreadsheet UI element, that is backed by a DataFrame and with support for Julia expressions as formulas.

[@galactromeda]

Yeah, I thought that too. I think the sliders in Desmos are great. Pluto took me like five seconds to install, I'm very impressed.

[@brettknoss486]

As is it's more like Jupyter, but a desmos style calculator(I actually preffer GeGabra) is handy, so is quip as a text editor.

[@trafalgarla]

@@BosonCollider That would be really cool if we could forego entering data in to a spreadsheet and then importing that spreadsheet as a dataframe by just directly having a spreadsheet in a julia session.

[@shubhanksaxena171]

Jupyter feeling sad. Amazing presentation and what a great project!

[@shuvo_das_gupta]

What an excellent presentation! What a great package!

[@ashryaagrawal6991]

Wow!! Amazing presentation and package. Even after using Julia for so much time, I wasn't aware of such a useful package

[@cybervigilante]

How do you change the working directory? My C drive is full. And set up a config file? This is easy to find for Jupyter, but I can't find anything for Pluto. Also, it keeps telling me to update even after I update from Pluto, then restart. A link to the CSV file would be nice so I could follow along.

[@yosolonopuedo]

Awesome! Is there any option to put the result below the code?

[@indylawi5021]

Coming from Python and Jupyter Notebook, this Pluto is freaking awesome.

[@ArmandoLara]

At first, I was confused but now I understand. Here are my final thoughts: Pluto is not necessary, but is very very very useful. I am using it from now on. Good work! Goodbye Jupyter, and hello Pluto!

[@sbulcsu]

Great work and very interesting presentation!

[@sbulcsu]

I think I am going to try it with my students

[@csanadtemesvari9251]

also bojler eladó!

[@caleballen4721]

Wow. I think Simon Papert would have been a big fan of this. Great work!

[@theCuriousCuratorML]

Insane presentation!! Good work.

[@yash1152]

2:40 why the voice is not loud and clear? Please remove the noise. i get it that mic may have some problem, but it CAN be improved in the post processing.

[@erikengheim1106]

Very interesting! I would be curious about whether there is a nice way of creating programming books with this system. I had trouble finding a good system for writing Julia programming books. I actually used Julia Documenter originally, but I found that the iteration of going back and forth to get some code examples to execute properly when compiling the book was way too slow. I can see this as a faster solution, but you need a practical method being able to tie stuff together into chapters.

[@ihatepenuts1]

Are there any plans to create pluto as a vs code extension or integrate this into the julia extension for vs code?

[@NamasenITN]

Excellent for teaching and educational purposes. Not sure it replaces Jupyter notebooks as they solve another problem.

[@levant_noir]

Pluto is beautiful. Very nice live showcase

[@luiarthur]

Very good presentation. Well done!

[@saltrocklamp199]

Is there any technical document describing how the reactivity component works? It would be really nice to have reactivity in other languages as well.

[@donniedorko3336]

This is absolutely aces. Thank you!

[@blackwhattack]

Could we get a link to the Pluto notebook used for this presentation? I'm curious how navigating slides and some other cool things were implemented.

[@jingchen9226]

Awesome! Definitely, I will try it. It is a plain text script file, which is available by both text editor and browser.

[@tomkwong7098]

Awesome product and demo! And big plans, too! Congrats.

[@subhadeepbej3241]

What sorcery is this ?

[@LU5DX-1]

You guys are amazing! Thank you so much for what you do.

[@rauldurand]

Excellent package! The only issue I found is the inability to print stdout to the notebook itself.

[@losiu998]

Great idea! I have few remarks: Exporting to pdf on ubuntu (firefox) doesn't work very well. I think better option would be saving all cells to pdf because we still have tool to make cell visible or not.

[@notnilc2107]

Ok this convinced me to learn julia

[@danielchuang7218]

Wonderful!

[@sarvagyagupta1744]

Why is '@' used in Julia? Is it to replace the function calling?

[@blackwhattack]

its a macro

[@sarvagyagupta1744]

@@blackwhattack thanks

[@andd1994]

Great work, guys!

[@dpsanders100]

Fantastic work and a great talk!

[@firefly618]

This is amazing!

[@arubhardwaj4733]

Is there any way to widen the cells, there is a lot of white space on the left. :(

[@trulyUnAssuming]

HTML(" main { max-width:1000px; } ")

[@hemanthyernagula9759]

How to insert markdown cell in pluto.jl

[@mystisification]

Awesome work guys!

[@ataru4]

Really awesome work

[@andrecalerovaldez]

This is so amazing! Thanks!

[@dasayan05]

My mind was blown !

[@Papillon375]

Great work!

[@sebastianwiesendahl5348]

F***ing inspiring!

[@victorhugowirz9645]

Man, I loved it!

[@Rishabh_Joshi_]

That was superb

[@ElSrMuro]

Awesome! Goodbye Jupyter.

[@anonymnote101]

Great presentation and great package. Why didn't anyone tell me it exists before?

[@karthikeyanak9460]

Wow!

[@CodeAttempt]

This is really cool!!

[@ziruizhang2569]

awesome!

[@kiranshila]

Fantastic

[@dschluppeck]

This is so neat! Really amazing.

[@enisten]

first.(data) and last.(data) are all well and good. But what is the general command? If you have a hundred or so variables and you want to plot the fifty fourth, do you write fiftyfourth.(data)?

[@sl6840]

Very nice :-)

[@alfaalfa99]

I was wondering If his ancestors fought Dracula :p

[@L4rsTrysToMakeTut]

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