JupyterLab: The Next-Generation Jupyter Frontend

[@hamedk7228]

Jeezus, this flickering is driving me nuts!! I can't concentrate on the content! :(

[@jamesz.7050]

the real-time collaboration is AWESOME!!!

[@dacresni]

Great presentation. Replacing the heat with the quadratic formula was hilarious. This is so amazing im freaking out.

[@michaelkonstantinov7857]

This JupyterLab is a great idea! Thx you and good luck with your project!

[@PeterVonDanczk]

Looks cool… but the important things I'm missing are IDE-like features in the text editor. Syntax complementation, unused variables highlighting etc. Basically, all the feature Spyder editor has. I still compute data by running Python scripts on them…

[@李亚军-b4f]

Wow, the lab is really cool! I cant wait to use it!

[@JimmyGunawanX]

Is there a plan to add nodes and 3D interactive viewer? Maybe even AR mode?

[@pybokeh]

Is there a way to execute the python code in the markdown file inline versus just sending the code to the separate code console?

[@shelper]

i am curious how you enable the syntax color highlighting in the markdown source code block? i tried the latest Jupyterlab and it does not work for me ... one more thing i would like jupyter to have is auto completion in the markdown source code block, i would switch to Jupyterlab right way if that works!

[@MrGarkin]

So, and how to work with it with multiple monitors?

[@gautamsinghania5207]

JupyterLab looks like a great initiative, but can it be designed to tackle data science specific problems. I want to see my plots (generated by matplotlib) and documentation in a different window like in RStudio. Things like syntax complementation will also be a huge help.

[@matthewgiallourakis7645]

You should be able to turn off inline mode, save the plot to file, and open the file in a new window.

[@JasonWhittle1]

If you're about to watch this you're probably going to be comfortable at 1.5x speed.

[@JasonWhittle1]

...also this project is awesome.

[@jogaserbia]

Great job!

[@regivm123]

This is great and I started exploring Lab. I am trying to save notebook as python script (*.py).. is it possible?

[@sayantangoswami7432]

Go to the File menu and there you will see the download as .Py file. Same as classical Jupyter notebook.

[@captainprice2025]

Genius