Tony Hirst

Hi @joyceerhl This is a really exciting project and could be hand supporting educational uses where setup/installation of anything can be a hassle. To what extent might you be able...

FWIW, I'm not saying above behaviour is incorrect; just that docs should be upfront about the possibility / likelihood of situations like the above occurring and providing a straightforward way...

Yes. In this case it was a bit meta - the presentation was in part also demonstrating how to use MyBinder. So it was embarrassing when it stopped working...;-)

Poking around, seems like [this issue](https://github.com/jupyterhub/binderhub/issues/572) explored keeping Binderhub sessions alive. I'm pretty sure I saw some discussion somewhere about this recently (last week or two; maybe in context of...

This may provide a route to keeping a Binder server alive? https://github.com/mmh352/tutorial-server/blob/default/src/tutorial_server/jupyterhub_ping.py

I would just make the comment that it means anyone who tries to use MyBinder for a live presentation using RISE runs the risk of any code cell execution demos...

Here's a better approach... ``` import csv def parse_params(txt): return [i for i in csv.reader([txt], skipinitialspace=True)][0] ``` (or maybe `i.strip() for i...`?) Then in `Node.expand()` use `parse_params(matches[0])` rather than `matches[0].split(",")`...

Does the xeus-python kernel behave differently? https://github.com/jupyterlite/xeus

A snippet for enabling sql syntax highlighting is provided in this issue — https://github.com/jupyter/notebook/issues/2453#issuecomment-298023243 — although I haven't tried it.

Thanks. I get a new error now when running the `\d` command: `TypeError: Argument 'rows' has incorrect type (expected list, got ResultSet)` ``` --------------------------------------------------------------------------- TypeError Traceback (most recent call last)...