Project Jupyter

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1. Project Jupyter Fernando Perez (@fperez_org) Jupyter.org @ProjectJupyter

2. Evolved from IPython...

3. “Why is it called IPython, if it can do Julia,

   R, Haskell, Ruby, … ?”

4. IPython • Interactive Python shell at the terminal • Kernel

   for this protocol in Python • Tools for Interactive Parallel computing • Network protocol for interactive computing • Clients for protocol – Console – Qt Console – Notebook • Notebook file format & tools (nbconvert...) • Nbviewer

5. IPython … Jupyter • Interactive Python shell at the terminal

   • Kernel for this protocol in Python • Tools for Interactive Parallel computing • Network protocol for interactive computing • Clients for protocol – Console – Qt Console – Notebook • Notebook file format & tools (nbconvert...) • Nbviewer Language Agnostic

6. What's in a name? • Inspired by the open languages

   of science: – Julia, Python & R – not an acronym: all languages equal class citizens. • Astronomy and Scientific Python: – A long and fruitful collaboration • Galileo's notebooks: – the original, open science, data-and-narrative papers – Authorea: “Science was Always meant to be Open”

7. Galileo's Notebook

8. Galileo's Sidereal Messenger: 1610

9. Who? • The existing IPython Dev team – B. Granger,

   M. Ragan-Kelley, T. Kluyver, P. Ivanov, M. Bussonnier, J. Frederic, K. Kelley, D. Avila, R. Kern, … • The larger IPython community (can't name all) • Contributions from Julia team – S. Karpinski, J. Bezanson, S. Johnson, J. Chen, … • New collaboration with Google/yt teams – K. Patel, K. Tong, M. Sandler, C. Cortes, M. Turk YOU, from a new direction/community!

10. What next? • New language agnostic repos go to Jupyter.

    • Split main IPython repo into components. • Build a community across languages – Protocols: computation across networks. – Architecture: clients/servers for interactive computing. – Open formats: for communication and publication. – Tools for collaboration and education • Colaboratory (next talk), Multiuser Notebook. Follow us on @ProjectJupyter github.com/jupyter