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ekzhang/jute: A native Jupyter notebook frontend with local + remote kernels, reactive cells, and IDE features, implemented in Rust

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A native Jupyter notebook frontend with local + remote kernels, reactive cells, and IDE features, implemented in Rust There was an error while loading. Please reload this page. Jute is a native notebook for interactive computing. Double-click to open any Jupyter notebook in a beautiful, streamlined desktop app. Run code in 40 languages, either locally or on powerful cloud kernels (with GPUs). Enable reactivity for selected cells to speed up exploration. Collaborate effortlessly with real-time multiplayer. Jute is also designed to integrate modern features: code completion, semantic highlighting, simple standalone kernels, automatic formatting, and AI. (This is a complete rewrite of the Jupyter frontend for speed, simplicity, and usability.) Important Jute is not usable or fully implemented yet; I just feel the need to write down and continuously evolve an aspiration of where I'm going. Notebooks are critical to modern data science, education, and research. They should be a first-class

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