Safia Abdalla

Yes, the execution reply that is sent from the kernel is stored in the Redux store via the execution epics ([ref](https://github.com/nteract/nteract/blob/master/packages/epics/src/execute/execute.ts#L141)). Whenever we get a reply from the kernel, we...

@MSeal I see. The content above should largely hold true. Here's a more complete example of implementing an epic that extracts all `execute_reply` messages emitted by the kernel. ```js const...

Thanks for reporting this issue, @b19e93n! Apologies for the data loss. This is correlated to https://github.com/nteract/nteract/issues/4953. It appears that this issue happens sporadically. I haven't been able to reproduce it...

I like the idea of seeing if it would be possible to use react-virtualized to render cells. I'm gonna self-assign and see if I can dig into it this weekend....

Hello! Wanted to post a quick note here to catch some folks up on this issue and add some more context to it. So, there are two different types of...

@hydrosquall Yep! That's what I was looking at. Took a stab at it in #4602.

@wadethestealth and others: I took a stab at adding support for virtualization in [this WIP PR](https://github.com/nteract/nteract/pull/4602). I made some good progress but there are certain challenges that came up during...

Great question, @vivek1729! nteract really only provides "logging" support in one place at the moment, we have a Redux middleware logger that logs actions and state to the console. With...

> This would allow consumers to catch all kinds of errors/warnings that might be emitted inside the package. The "might be emitted inside the package" is the key part here....

> So from a consumption point of you, any user wanted to log errors emitted from the components can define their own epic to do so. Is my understanding correct?...