Dave Hirschfeld

As a Python user I'm not personally fussed with which language `prettier-python` is implemented in. I'm happy using npm as it's easily conda-installable and is already required for the Jupyter...

In JupyterLab I use the [`jupyterlab-darcula`](https://github.com/telamonian/theme-darcula) theme, however when I open my voila dashboard in a new tab it renders using the default light theme. It would be great if...

I'm not sure you'd want to open all notebooks with voila preview by default which is why I suggested letting the user opt-in by renaming it with a `.voila` extension....

One thing I think is needed is a "dirty" indicator for a cell which has already been run and has since been changed but has not been re-run

I really think Restart and Run all is the solution to notebook reproducibility and that both the dangers of mutating state and this solution should be heavily promoted by anyone...

Another thought - every time a cell is run the global execution counter could be appended to a list in the cells metadata. In that way you keep a record...

Yeah, I've hijacked this issue a bit because I think the whole linear/reproducible notebook thing is getting way more airtime that it deserves. Before coming up with a complex new...

Is there a significant difference between an in-order constrained notebook and the Jupyter Console? Edit: I suppose it's the document format which allows for interleaved rich text

Maybe something as simple as as execute only once mode would suffice. The user can execute any cells they want in any order they like but executed cells become readonly...

***xref:*** Previous feature request for a history UI - #1284