Tony Hirst

The extra weight of loading in JupyterLab does seem like an unnecessary overhead, unless an "open in JupyterLite" option is also being offered that justifies the download.

@moorepants Everything worked fine if I listed some results, and then used a simple "Activate" button in the normal way to handle all tagged elements.

@choldgraf I was just fishing for any docs or examples I might have missed and was hoping to pull out a simple repeatable example today, (after first checking I wasn't...

You can install additional packages to the [jupyterlite xeus-python kernel](https://github.com/jupyterlite/xeus-python-kernel), and a recent jupyterlite PR ( https://github.com/jupyterlite/jupyterlite/pull/698 ) seems to add the abiliity to set a custorm default kernel, which...

I've wondered before about whether there is a need for a (polite) keep-alive routine, eg in the context of [RISE presentations running on Binder](https://github.com/damianavila/RISE/issues/524). *I had one embarrassing presentation where...

@stevejpurves With the updates to thebe, and executing code via jupyterlite, is there a way though to using the jupyerlite browser storage mechanism to support persistence of edited code in...

Possibly related, https://github.com/jmshea/jupyterquiz which supports self-assessment quizzes in classic notebooks and Jupyter Book.

@SylvainCorlay As ever, my *ad hoc* understanding is at its usual limits! I'm just trying to think through possible workflows. If there is a handy templating tool that could be...

@choldgraf +1 on the keep extraneous information out; every file in a demo repo will cause a novice to wonder and worry about what it does, under the assumption that...

Thanks; the token baked into the URL route is the one I think we'd go for, because the end users will be trusted insofar as you can ever trust students!...