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C# kernel for Jupyter
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these changes made the notebook working with jupyter/ipython 4.0 #10

Closed den-run-ai closed 9 years ago

den-run-ai commented 9 years ago

@zabirauf travis-ci is requesting config file, weird, this does not seem to be happening in @minrk pull request

zabirauf commented 9 years ago

Yep, the .travis.yml is still in develop branch and not in master and when i go over to travis seems like it hasn't picked any branches yet. I am looking into it and will merge with master and then merge your pull request.

zabirauf commented 9 years ago

It didn't happen with @minrk pull request because i just activated travis for the repository few minutes before your pull request hence travis only picked your PR

zabirauf commented 9 years ago

Thanks a lot @denfromufa for the fix.

awb99 commented 8 years ago

@denfromufa can you have a look at the docker image that I made.. I think I have to sort outa minor issue regarding to jupyter 4 protocol.

den-run-ai commented 8 years ago

Can I run this docker on windows, I do not have a good Linux at hand?

Does jupyter has to be inside docker container or it is possible to have it outside?

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awb99 commented 8 years ago

Years ago, Dockers only did run on host=linux and guest=linux. Reading this article made me think that it works now on windows also: https://docs.docker.com/windows/step_one/

My main issue with icsharp is, that I cannot just install it in a few seconds on a windows/linux computer, and just work with it. For this reason, I decied that a docker image might help. With 1 line command one could build a new docker image (which would build a complete linux system, including jupyter, including mono, including icsharp, and including the integration between them).

With one additional line you start docker, and you access jupyter via webbrowser. AND you can have all the workbooks in a folder on the host; so the docker virtual machine can be simply discarded when no longer needed.

So to answer your question: my idea is to run jupyter inside the container, but you access it via a webbrowser from outside the container.