Jupyter

Browser-based notebooks, JupyterLab and the classic Notebook, that combine live code, text and visualizations.

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About Jupyter

Project Jupyter provides two notebook interfaces. JupyterLab is a configurable environment for notebooks, code and data, extended through a modular design. The classic Jupyter Notebook offers a simpler, document-centric experience.

Notebooks mix live code, equations, narrative text and rich output such as HTML, images, video and LaTeX. More than 40 languages are supported, including Python, R, Julia and Scala. You can install it locally or try it in the browser, and share notebooks by email, GitHub or the Jupyter Notebook Viewer.

Strengths

  • Supports over 40 programming languages
  • Rich interactive output in notebooks
  • Choice of JupyterLab or the simpler classic Notebook
  • Extensible through a modular design

Limitations

  • Runs through a local server, which adds setup compared with a plain editor
  • Notebook files can be awkward to diff and review in version control

Details

Pricing
FreeFree and open source.
License
BSD-3-Clause
Developer
Project Jupyter
Platforms
Windows, macOS, Linux, Web
How it runs
Downloadable app, Web application
Account
Not required
Works offline
Yes
Best suited for
Data scientists, researchers and students who explore data interactively
Last verified
Added
Provenance
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Software that can replace Jupyter for an important use case, and what changes if you switch.

  • marimo

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    marimo stores notebooks as plain Python files that diff well in version control, but it is reactive, Python only and forbids some Jupyter patterns.

  • Deepnote

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  • Positron

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    Positron is a desktop data science IDE for Python and R with notebooks and consoles side by side, under a source-available Elastic License rather than open source.

  • Hex

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  • Spyder

    An open-source Python IDE for scientific work with a variable explorer and an IPython console.

    Spyder is an open-source desktop Python IDE with a variable explorer and IPython console, limited to Python instead of JupyterLab's many languages.

  • RStudio

    A free, open-source IDE for R with a data viewer, environment pane and support for Python and SQL.

    RStudio is an open-source desktop IDE built around R with a data viewer and environment pane, handling Python and SQL as secondary languages.

Jupyter as an alternative

Listings that name Jupyter as an alternative.

  • SageMath

    A free open-source mathematics system built on NumPy, SciPy, Maxima, GAP and many other packages.

    Jupyter is an open-source notebook environment for over 40 languages, suited to interactive computing, but it lacks SageMath's bundled mathematics libraries unless you add them.

  • Thonny

    A Python IDE for beginners that comes bundled with Python and includes a simple debugger.

    JupyterLab offers an interactive notebook workflow in a browser, which can be tried without installing, rather than a simple desktop IDE.

  • Veusz

    A scientific plotting package that produces publication-ready PDF and SVG figures, built by combining plotting widgets.

    Jupyter uses browser-based notebooks mixing live code, text and visualizations across over 40 languages, so you build plots in code rather than Veusz's widget GUI.

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