Marvin Kastner

My hypothesis is that because I chose `json` as the returned structure and it automatically chose an array/list representation, things got messed up. Maybe I must keep it as xml...

The communication to the kernel goes through WebSockets. That is not REST! You need to allow the switch of the protocol to WebSockets for the reverse proxy. We did that...

@abalter could this solve your issue?

@Aravinviju please exactly describe your setup. If you haven't heard of nginx, most likely that is not what you need to configure.

That has nothing to do with my proposed solution, I am sorry for that.

You can install Python 3 next to Python 2. And you can have a Python 2 kernel in a Python 3 notebook.

Thank you, @Taron686, for this analysis!

> Some notes: > > * `conda` is a general purpose package manager not limited to Python > > * [...] > > * There is (currently) no standard for...

Should they also be mentioned in the wiki? I would vote for a yes because it could make exchange easier!