Tony Hirst

They're more like macros. So python *is* called but via a command-line like function invocation. IPython also lets you make shell calls prefixed with a !.

I don't really understand how JupyterLab / RetroLab extensions work so I'm not sure what this does or does not make possible, what any consequences are / what alternative approaches...

I'm getting this same error using `beakerx/beakerx` Docker container connected via Docker compose to a postgres container: ``` version: "3" services: beakerx: image: beakerx/beakerx ports: - "8895:8888" links: - postgres...

@krassowski For reference, there is an old (bit-rotted) `jupyterlab-custom-css` extension here: https://github.com/wallneradam/jupyterlab-custom-css

@jtpio I don't recall using that one (though I may have tested it when it first appeared and then forgot about it). I also played with https://github.com/educational-technology-collective/etc_jupyterlab_cell_properties that lets you...

In passing, I created a simple extensions that implemented simple cell tag based styling. It doesnlt immediately apply style when you add a tag - you need to reload the...

Is a slash escaped space or space separated tokens "wrapped in quotes" also not handled?

Loading a new project and creating a new file, the editor is sparse to say the least:  Clicking the _Settings_ cog wheel opens a blank `project.json` tab in the...

Re: sparseness of editor: typically in a rich editor I'd expect a base palette of tools (header level, emphasis, bold, insert link, quotation etc.) as well as a button to...

Thanks, that's what I expected, but I used the dev container and ran the `npm commands` and the build didn't happen? But it did when I ran make?