For my Clojure StarCraft II AI project I added documentation in a jupyter notebook, and even have video's in it showing what it does 🙂

https://github.com/bbss/cljsc2

https://bbss.github.io/cljsc2/

@didiercrunch you might want to see it 😄

I'm making an issue to make it a bit easier to add videos as I had to hack out the html sanitizer from the jupyter notebook JS. Would like input on where to start contributing for that. (for lein-jupyter)

@bbss pretty cool. Would you be interested in having it available on http://nextjournal.com maybe so others could fork it easily without having to do any setup? We’re adding clojure support soon and I’d get back to you once we’re ready.

@mkvlr Sure, looks cool. Let me check it out.

My jupyter notebook runs on my workstation at home. I'd considered offering full access to the public but figured that would burn way too many resources 😄

Happy to see that it could be exported to static files including videos to be hosted at no cost on github 🙂

we’d also host the whole environment as a VM image so others don’t have to install anything to play with it

I've watched the video, it looks like a great product. A lot of similarities to jupyter, does your product wrap it?

Yes, removing the install barrier should make it way more engaging.

we’re starting to add support for jupyter kernels now to make it easier for people to get started but started out with all custom code

initially we envisioned every cell to run fully isolated and use reactive value passing between cells but we’re now backtracking on that a bit as it’s too different to what people are used to and we couldn’t make it perform well enough

Makes sense, it looks quite polished! Please let me know about the clj support.

thanks, will do!