Re:Jupyterlab Desktop
by dgb23 on Sunday February 12, 2023 @05:04AM
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That functionality and more is available for the most common editors/IDEs: VSCode Calva, Emacs Cider, Intellij Cursive.
You can also write notebooks with clerk, which gives you a whole bunch of data visualization utility and renders to a browser (via websockets). Also has a static html export. Cool thing here it’s that it uses just normal Clojure files, so all your tooling just works.
Re:Jupyterlab Desktop
by nmfisher on Sunday February 12, 2023 @05:11AM
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That's cool, I knew about Cider but not Cursive/Calva (I haven't used Clojure in years). I would love for this to be more common for other languages (F# in particular would really benefit, IMO).
You can also write notebooks with clerk, which gives you a whole bunch of data visualization utility and renders to a browser (via websockets). Also has a static html export. Cool thing here it’s that it uses just normal Clojure files, so all your tooling just works.