Jeremy Tuloup

An alternative to `time.sleep()` is to use `await asyncio.sleep()`: ```python import asyncio print("The meaning of life...") await asyncio.sleep(42) print("...is learning the superpower of patience.") ```

Is it something that should be specific to Voici, or could this also be useful in JupyterLite?

Thinking that with something like https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab/issues/15329 that would allow configuring the service manager with extensions, we could have such functionality live in a regular JupyterLab extension, so it could be...

Nice, that makes sense, it would be faster to get a proof-of-concept up and running this way. This would actually benefit not just Voici or JupyterLite, but could allow for...

@jeremydouglass it is indeed a very cool prototype! Being active in the Jupyter community, I decided to implement something similar (keeping a minimal and simple feel) but with a different...

> Is the idea that a p5.js kernel could be added to a standard JupyterLab installation? The `jyve` project does this! https://github.com/deathbeds/jyve As of today it still targets a previous...

> ...I'm realizing I don't yet understand enough about Jupyter architecture to know the difference between approaches using a Jupter widget vs a Jupter kernel vs whatever it is that...

`setup-*` seems to be a common naming convention for many third-party GitHub actions. Usually it is enough to know what it refers to for those already using GitHub actions. However...

@hadim yes it is still being developed but there is no release yet (it was temporarily paused due to Windows support: https://github.com/mamba-org/setup-mamba/issues/4) Sounds like we should indeed switch to micromamba!

Thanks @dhirschfeld!