Nicolas M. Thiéry

+1 I will be experimenting this Fall teaching introductory C++ with cling+Jupyter. It typically take our students a couple iterations to write correct functions (maybe that's not just students :-))....

> [1]@nthiery This is very interesting as I'm planning the same. Maybe we > can exchange experiences. Excellent. That would be With pleasure! For the record, all the documents about...

On Sat, Aug 19, 2017 at 06:17:20AM -0700, Vassil Vassilev wrote: > This is very interesting idea. I like it. :-) > What is the expected behavior of trace. Does...

For the record: one of the former students of this clas, Donovan Trinh, will be working on this in the coming months; this will happen on: https://github.com/nthiery/laby-jupyter/

Well, that took a while, but I finally got to build on the early experiments of Donovan, and an alpha version is out, and can be tried online with Binder:...

Thanks :-) It was indeed put in production and it worked out reasonably well. I have students currently working on support for Python. Hopefully some of the limitations will be...

That's indeed a very nice feature. Do you foresee any barrier to contributing it back to Thebelab?

Example: open 2021-02-15-SageOscarDays.md from: https://nbviewer.jupyter.org/github/nthiery/shared-sage-notebooks/tree/master/

Done :-) Thanks for the quick feedback! PS: I love jupytext, notably for being able to jump back and forth between my favorite text editor and jupyter depending on the...

I'd be interested by this feature for the following use-case: I am developing a teaching app with two zones: a widget showing a graphical puzzle (a maze in this case)...