Srcbook

I think this really nails a missing sweet spot for frontend/node projects. Observable is a great notebook env for dataviz, but the bespoke js + observability patterns can feel…

I’ve always wanted a TypeScript-based Jupyter notebook, thanks for building this!

This is a cool idea! I often end up just using replit to play with a library, something more like Livebook makes a lot of sense. I like that you're using markdown too, makes…

This is a cool idea! I often end up just using replit to play with a library, something more like Livebook makes a lot of sense. I like that you're using markdown too, makes…

Very nice. I am trying using ollama with it, looks like something is off either on my server or in the way the program calls it: I get the CPU used instead of the GPU (while…

To those concerned about the analytics like myself, you should be able to turn it off by setting the default here to false. Otherwise you'd need to toggle it off in the settings,…

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The code runs locally on your machine. Right now the architecture is that each Srcbook has 2 representations: - a markdown encoding that we use when you export. Easier to share,…

Very cool! I wish there was also a "browser" cell, so that the execution wouldn’t be happening in the node.

This is on our roadmap, yes. We focused on node first because we thought that was missing (you can always spin up a devserver for component), but we'd like to introduce a browser…

Does this include, or are there plans for MDX/React component support? That would be amazing and I would use it extensively.

It would be nice to do little interactive examples, and React/MDX seems to be the easiest way to do this. I have have a similar thing wired up with https://grammar.lingdocs.com…

Love that this is local. I've messed around trying to get Node on Jupyter with custom kernels, but never got close to a working setup with TypeScript. Two features would be huge:…

How does it compare with Observable? https://observablehq.com/

Very nice, how do you run the code? is it securely sandboxed?

How does it compare with Observable? https://observablehq.com/

Compared to Observable, it's apache-2 licensed and it's self-hostable. The d3, p5 and database access you have to add yourself. With Observable user, workspace, diagramming and…

Jupyter can run JS kernels these days.

If you don't mind using Deno instead of Node, it's integrated Jupyter Kernel makes it really easy: https://docs.deno.com/runtime/manual/tools/jupyter/

I just recently found out that there is Deno kernel for Jupyter notebook https://blog.jupyter.org/bringing-modern-javascript-to-the-jupyter-notebook-fc998095081e

Not OP but i am interested in the same idea to document components. An alternative to storybook.

Thanks! Yes when we asked people what they used to prototype, we got the weirdest answers. Replit seems very heavyweight, and isn't local (always feels worse). For non-npm…