Re: [sage-devel] Re: Transition from jupyter notebook to jupyterlab

Thu, 20 Aug 2020 16:06:25 -0700

On 20/08/2020 16:28, Samuel Lelievre wrote:
2020-08-20 12:54:55 UTC, kcrisman:
>
> On Wednesday, August 19, 2020 at 5:55:22 PM UTC-4 Matthias Koeppe wrote:
>
> > The Jupyter notebook developers encourage users to transition to
>
> Hi - just for informational purposes, exactly what effect does this
> have on end users?  Can they still open .ipynb files?  The link you
> give is a little vague on this, and the picture at
> makes it seems like the new version is more of an RStudio type IDE,
> which is a lot for students to handle in non-programming courses.


Regarding the more complicated interface (which I also wonder about), the second item from the above notice is:

"2. To address JupyterLab feature parity issues. As part of this effort, we are also working on a better notebook-only experience in JupyterLab for users who prefer the UI of the classic Jupyter Notebook."


Thanks for all the info below.


## The .ipynb format stays the same

JupyterLab is a new interface: it is still browser-based,
but it allows to open several files (or terminal sessions)
as sub-tabs in a same browser tab, and to tile them.

The .ipynb format stays exactly the same and documents
are completely compatible.

## Install

Install using:
```
$ sage --pip install jupyterlab
```

## Use

Then you can use either or both of Jupyter Notebook and JupyerLab.

To start JupyterLab use one of:
```
$ sage -n jupyterlab
$ sage --jupyter lab
```

To start Jupyter Notebook use one of:
```
$ sage -n jupyter
$ sage --jupyter notebook
```
as usual.

## Videos

Some videos presenting JupyterLab:

- PyData 2017

- JupyterCon 2017

- PLOTCON 2017: Sylvain Corlay,
  Interactive Data Visualization in JupyterLab
  May 2017

## Localisation

JupyterLab 3 will have localisation, helping make Jupyter
more accessible to non-English speakers:


Translations are crowdsourced using Crowdin:


## Still missing: presentations in .ipynb with RISE

The RISE extension (for notebook-based presentations)
so far has not been ported to JupyterLab.

Tickets on the RISE side and on the JupyterLab side:

- Make RISE work in JupyterLab

- Integrate RISE into JupyterLab

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