Recently, my Big on Data bro Andrew Brust provided the blow by blow description of Jupyter Lab, which expands the notebook into more of an IDE. Now it's Zeppelin's turn. ZEPL is the commercial ...

The biggies in this space include Apache Zeppelin, and more prominently, Jupyter (formerly iPython). If you're on the Databricks platform, you'll end up using their own brand of notebook ...

Along with Apache Zeppelin, ZEPL said its platform also supports Jupyter notebooks. It also expands computing resources to handle larger workloads, the startup added.

Zeppelin joins Anaconda Enterprise’s existing support for Jupyter and JupyterLab notebooks, and users can set the chosen IDE for each individual project, as well as a per-user default. Zeppelin is ...

That’s just what Jupyter Notebook offers. Jupyter Notebook was created to make it easier to show one’s programming work, and to let others join in. Jupyter Notebook allows you to combine code ...

And to crunch those data, astronomers will use a familiar and increasingly popular tool: the Jupyter notebook. Jupyter is a free, open-source, interactive web tool known as a computational ...

Deepnote, a startup that is building a data science platform on top of Jupyter-compatible notebooks, today announced that it has raised a $20 million Series A round co-led by Index Ventures and ...