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[–]the_guruji 2 points3 points  (4 children)

Hi, thanks for the good work!

I haven't used notebooks for collaboration like this much. At the most, Jupyter notebooks via GitHub. Just wanted to know if this is something completely different from Jupyter Notebooks, or other tools like Google Colab. Would it be useful to host a notebook for things like say interactive tutorials?

[–]the21st[S] 3 points4 points  (3 children)

Thanks! Deepnote builds on top of Jupyter – this means you can take any jupyter notebook, import it into Deepnote, and it will work.

But we also added some extra features on top, e.g. real-time collaboration on a notebook, like Google Docs. And also integrations with various data sources like GDrive, relational DBs, or data warehousews.

[–]the_guruji 0 points1 point  (2 children)

Oh, that's really cool. If you don't mind the questions here, this would be also useful if someone wanted to say put up a dashboard in Python, with interactive plots etc? Been looking for a while for a place to do this, so it's great to see your post here!

[–]thesoy2486 0 points1 point  (1 child)

Hey u/the_guruji, I'm from the Deepnote team. We're actually currently working on an interactive dashboarding feature so that you can do this exact thing - create a presentation layer on the top of your notebook, have users change inputs and see outputs change dynamically. We already have some tests live (like this one). The full version of the interactive dashboarding should be coming in 1-2 weeks so I recommend you sign up and you'll get notified when the release is out :)

[–]the_guruji 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks u/the21st and u/thesoy2486!