Re: [jupyter] An example of what can be built with the JupyterLab ecosystem

Is it okay if I resubmit this with a more informative title and more prominent link? I realised the way I presented it, it was very easy to pass over on the digest email... On Sat., 10 Feb. 2018, 6:20 am Simon Biggs, wrote: > Thank Brian :) > > -- > You received this

[jupyter] Re: Register external IPython kernel with jupyter notebook?

I am attempting to associate a jupyter notebook with a running IPython kernel. This kernel is running outside of jupyter (accomplished by running the following code in a python process): import IPython IPython.embed_kernel() which produces the following output To connect another client to

[jupyter] Register external IPython kernel with jupyter notebook?

Hi, I am attempting to associate a jupyter notebook with a running IPython kernel. This kernel is running outside of jupyter (accomplished by running the following code in a python process): import IPython IPython.embed_kernel() which produces the following output To connect another client

[jupyter] How to know which config file is being used?

I am using Jupyter on SSH, with the amazing VIM extension. However, when I try to modify the vim mappings in the config file, the actions are now shown in my jupyter notebook. Does anyone know how I can see which config file is being used by my jupyter folder? My current config file is

Re: [jupyter] An example of what can be built with the JupyterLab ecosystem

Very cool, thanks for sharing! On Fri, Feb 9, 2018 at 12:24 AM, Simon Biggs wrote: > Hi, > > Standing upon the shoulders of giants I have created a tool that allows one > to quickly and easily create powerful reactive form like front ends for > python > scripts and

[jupyter] An example of what can be built with the JupyterLab ecosystem

Hi, Standing upon the shoulders of giants I have created a tool that allows one to quickly and easily create powerful reactive form like front ends for python scripts and packages using markdown. Check out https://github.com/SimonBiggs/scriptedforms to take it for a spin. Should take less