Notebook Ecosystem

There are a wide range of tools that build on top of the Jupyter notebook.



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Jupyter nbconvert

The nbconvert package is a command line tool for running notebooks and converting them to other formats:

The nbviewer website provides statically rendered HTML versions of any notebook on the internet or GitHub.



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Jupyter notebooks render on GitHub/Gist as of Spring 2015.
GitHub is indexing notebook content and tracking the trending notebooks (https://github.com/trending/jupyter-notebook)
The notebooks from this talk can be found here (https://github.com/ellisonbg/jupyter-talks)

The binder project enables Github hosted notebooks to be run by anyone on the internet.



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Here are some notable examples:

The tmpnb project provides live, transient notebooks in the cloud.

JupyterHub provides persistent, centralized notebooks for organizations:



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