State of Jupyter
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Summary of current Jupyter state with concrete numbers and deliverables: core project spans ~150 repos and 1,000+ contributors, users estimate ~8M and 1.7M notebooks on GitHub; education adoption includes UC Berkeley classes with 1,200 students and DataHub deployments serving ~2,500 seats. Major releases and tools: JupyterLab ready for users, JupyterHub for multi‑tenant clusters, Binder for one‑click reproducible environments and an ongoing federation plan. Work in progress: real‑time collaboration prototype (Google Drive API based and deprecated), C++/R/Julia kernels, integrations like SageMaker and Colab, and compliance/audit features for HIPAA/GDPR.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction and history
- 1:36Jupyter ecosystem growth
- 3:33Community support
- 5:01Project statistics
- 8:50Jupyter in education
- 13:43ML and AI adoption
- 16:03Jupyter in science
- 18:38Custom business solutions
- 20:38Language and tool support
- 23:46JupyterLab overview
- 27:16JupyterHub and Binder
- 29:40Real-time collaboration
- 33:38Future development roadmap
- 37:51Conclusion and call to action
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