Ditto! Amazing. Seems the inverse of notebooks where it is a notebook with predominantly text and a box with code and results. I'm going to take Hydrogen for a spin.
I still rely heavily on Mathematica, since the notebook interface won me over years and years ago. I think the next Mathematica paradigm to be redone in JupyterLab is easy connections to data without all the connection string fuss. You can just put in some basic phrases in Mathematica, and you are connected to the data, albeit curated by Wolfram, but still simple and immediate.
I can link to Mathematica from NetLogo and other programs I use too.
In what sense? I only get glitches in Mathematica when I am hitting extremely huge curated data from Wolfram and trying to do something at the same time.
I have only used Jupyter notebooks for a page or two, and mostly toy problems, so I can't say I have stress tested them.
I do like Hydrogen, though.
I still rely heavily on Mathematica, since the notebook interface won me over years and years ago. I think the next Mathematica paradigm to be redone in JupyterLab is easy connections to data without all the connection string fuss. You can just put in some basic phrases in Mathematica, and you are connected to the data, albeit curated by Wolfram, but still simple and immediate.
I can link to Mathematica from NetLogo and other programs I use too.