I found answers to 3 questions (out of 4) with nbextensions. On Thursday, November 10, 2016 at 9:56:05 AM UTC-8, [email protected] wrote: > > My intention is to implement a web application with Jupyter Notebook, > which will start by clicking a link on some page. > To start with this I need clarifications from the experts: > > - is it possible to run the code in Jupyter Notebook immediately after > connection. Say, when the user clicks a link, then Jupyter Notebook is > opened in new tab and immediately shows the result. > > - is it possible to put matplotlib drawing (which shows the results) at > the top of the notebook? Thus, after immediate execution the users will see > the top part of the screen with the results and they should not care about > the rest of the screen with Python code. > > - is it possible to make Python code invisible for users and leave only > drawing (after releasing the notebook into production for the users)? > > - is it possible to create GUI for Jupyter Notebook (buttons, maybe > sliders, readback fields)? What can be used for this? > > Thanks, > Evgeniy > >
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