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It highlights the challenges new interactive notebook tools face against established platforms like Jupyter.
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JetBrains kills Kotlin Notebook months after Microsoft’s Polyglot exit. But Jupyter is doing just fine.
JetBrains has discontinued Kotlin Notebook, an interactive coding tool, shortly after Microsoft ended its Polyglot project. Despite these exits, the Jupyter Notebook remains popular and widely used. This shows that Jupyter continues to dominate the interactive notebook space.
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JetBrains kills Kotlin Notebook months after Microsoft’s Polyglot exit. But Jupyter is doing just fine.
JetBrains has discontinued Kotlin Notebook, an interactive coding tool, shortly after Microsoft ended its Polyglot project. Despite these exits, the Jupyter Notebook remains popular and widely used. This shows that Jupyter continues to dominate the interactive notebook space.
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JetBrains kills Kotlin Notebook months after Microsoft’s Polyglot exit. But Jupyter is doing just fine.
JetBrains has discontinued Kotlin Notebook, an interactive coding tool, shortly after Microsoft ended its Polyglot project. Despite these exits, the Jupyter Notebook remains popular and widely used. This shows that Jupyter continues to dominate the interactive notebook space.
→ +0.13%MSFT