Trevor Manz

> Playing a bit more with it, it actually supports reading files that can be edited from the UI directly (but no HMR): Wow, this is great! I wouldn't expect...

This is great. I have kind of a hectic week so I might be a bit blocked on thinking about integrating into the documentation. However, I really like the idea....

> However, that doesn't render in notebook viewer. [nbviewer.org/gist/rgbkrk/d11992979381414b32d18b16be2d64cf](https://nbviewer.org/gist/rgbkrk/d11992979381414b32d18b16be2d64cf) I'm not sure how `nbviewer` is implemented, but `nbconvert` works for rendering widgets to HTML. https://github.com/flekschas/jupyter-scatter/issues/81#issuecomment-1638951995 If you `nbconvert --execute` the...

Awesome! @andersy005 if you use [`ipywidgets.jslink`](https://ipywidgets.readthedocs.io/en/stable/examples/Widget%20Events.html#linking-widgets-attributes-from-the-client-side) instead of `ipywidgets.link` you can also link the inputs on the client side (i.e., sliders and dropdowns will still work in the HTML-only version)....

Great! I'm going to mark this issue as resolved!

Ah, actually realizing this doesn't address that things don't seem to be working in `nbviewer`. Still need to look into that, but it doesn't seem like _any_ widgets render with...

Seems related: - https://github.com/jupyter/nbviewer/issues/987

@kdheepak this is pretty perplexing to me. I ran the notebook for myself locally and yes, it doesn't seem to work with quarto. However, the logs say that first it...

Thanks for your suggestion and for giving anywidget a try! We appreciate the feedback and understand the pain points with embedding JS/CSS as strings. I'm also not particularly fond of...

@fperez I'm almost done with implementing this feature (#594). However, the syntax highlighting is still python based for the code cells (also I noticed with your example). Is it possible...