Re:Jupyterlab Desktop
by sireat on Sunday February 12, 2023 @05:27AM
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I could never figure out a good use of JupyterLab over regular Jupyter notebooks mainly because of compatibility reasons. Still it is good that they are making progress.
Over the last 5 years I've gone:
* Anaconda install of Jupyter Notebooks (until the license change)
* running JupyterHub server for my organization
* PyCharm
* VSCode
VS Code has made fantastic progress in the last few years for Jupyter Notebook support. Integrated with Copilot it is scarily productive.
At the same time for teaching non-technical audiences it is hard to beat Google Colab for availability(mybinder.org type solutions are generally more brittle).
Over the last 5 years I've gone:
* Anaconda install of Jupyter Notebooks (until the license change)
* running JupyterHub server for my organization
* PyCharm
* VSCode
VS Code has made fantastic progress in the last few years for Jupyter Notebook support. Integrated with Copilot it is scarily productive.
At the same time for teaching non-technical audiences it is hard to beat Google Colab for availability(mybinder.org type solutions are generally more brittle).