Getting Started with JupyterLab | SciPy 2019 Tutorial | M. Bussonnier, J. Grout, S. Stattel

JupyterLab is a new frontend for Jupyter. JupyterLab provides notebooks, text editors, terminals, and custom components arranged using tabs and collapsible sidebars. These components can be used together or separately (for example, a user can send code from a file to a console with a keystroke, or can pop out an output from a notebook to work with it alone). Users can install or write third-party plugins to view custom file formats, interact with external services, or display their data, such as interactive maps, tables, or plots. We'll walk users through JupyterLab and discuss the powerful new features in JupyterLab.
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[@DiegoAndresAlvarezMarin]

Thank you for the tutorial

[@apocalypticbean]

Thanks for sharing

[@patite3103]

I have two tabs on the left less as in the video. I'm running the version 3.0.14. The tab for the command palette is not available. Has someone the same problem? thank you

[@aandyrea]

Go to "View" and then "Activate Command Palette"

[@wi8shad0w]

She is incredibly friendly .. :)

[@fredeisele1895]

Are kernels installable as extensions?

[@ricardokullock2535]

For R, you install from their package manager (from within R, then the kernel just shows in jupyter). Not sure about other languages.

[@angelsalazar9093]

Thank you for this tutorial