Jeremy Tuloup
Jeremy Tuloup
Opening this PR early (still as a draft) to see if there would be an interest to offer a JupyterLite demo, so users can try `anywidget` in the browser easily....
A few parts from the [default BinderHub frontend](https://github.com/jupyterhub/binderhub/tree/23eeb4313d96890e3cc777e614135fa224da868c/binderhub/static/js) could be reused for the gallery: - the [`BinderImage` abstraction](https://github.com/jupyterhub/binderhub/blob/23eeb4313d96890e3cc777e614135fa224da868c/binderhub/static/js/src/image.js#L3), that would hide implementation details such as the use of an `EventSource`...
The gallery could group the examples by category. For example there could be a category to showcase widget libraries, and another one to showcase more complex examples.
Maybe a simple progress bar could be useful when launching an example. Similar to the one used for BinderHub, that would go through the following phases: "launching" -> "built /...
It could be useful to have a link on the main gallery page to encourage contributing a new example. For example just a normal link, or even an empty card...
It would be great if there was another publicly accessible page, that would show how many times each examples was launched. For example: [voila-gallery.org/stats](https://voila-gallery.org/stats). Maybe this data could be retrieved...
Just like mybinder.org (and other BinderHubs). the gallery website should also handle other sources than github.com. This is an issue for the following TODO: https://github.com/voila-gallery/voila-gallery.github.io/blob/fb85561a6b82826bf8739620a6cc6ed703ad5c15/js/index.js#L10-L12 For reference, the BinderHub frontend...
Add Ollama
Fixes #482 Ollama seems to be getting popular for running models locally, and looks like it would be good to have in Jupyter AI by default. - [x] Add `OllamaProvider`...
Looking at the code, there seems to be some components that expect to work on a `LabShell` only: https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyter-ai/blob/9c69a7b851d46a66bb9664b4b906bdd7e55e984e/packages/jupyter-ai/src/selection-watcher.ts#L102 Which can prevent using the extension in other lab-based applications such...
There is a `2.x` branch on the repo: https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyter-collaboration/tree/2.x There were a couple of alpha releases made from that branch, for example: https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyter-collaboration/releases/tag/v2.0.0alpha4 Now there is a new `2.0.0` release...