Emacs IPython Notebook

http://tkf.github.io/emacs-ipython-notebook/

by sea6ear • 11 years ago

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jfkw• 11 years ago

FYI, active development has continued here: http://millejoh.github.io/emacs-ipython-notebook/ http://github.com/millejoh/emacs-ipython-notebook/

mharrison• 11 years ago

At one of my clients I basically live in jupyter and emacs. One of my issues with jupyter is that I'm often in a mode where I'm doing development and some analysis. The browser client is pretty good for analysis but rough for development. Emacs is much better for development. Though this mode has a few rough edges, it appears to be coming along quite well.

ngoldbaum2• 11 years ago

I think the notebook is great for prototyping things, it's so nice to see the output inline with the code.

Once the code is mature enough, I copy/paste it into a python module and check it into version control. Then in a notebook I just import my function to generate plots or analysis without cluttering up the notebook.

babs474• 11 years ago

I have been using the

  ipython console --existing

command to connect to the same kernel that the browser is attached to. I can do more complicated coding in that repl (inside of emacs). Then, when I need visual feedback, I do some kind of one liner plot and hit play in the browser.

It works pretty well, but maybe this will make the whole thing smoother.

sdague• 11 years ago

Thank you for that link. I knew the old stuff didn't work with new ipython, but I didn't realize development kept going somewhere.

eeZi• 11 years ago

Another approach: https://github.com/gregsexton/ob-ipython

Emacs IPython Notebook

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