by ragerino on 9/8/19, 8:36 AM with 1 comments
by ragerino on 9/8/19, 9:46 AM
Most Jupyterlab containers are either outdated, or run as Jovyan user and grant_sudo does not work. Or they are based on Alpine while most tutorials are Ubuntu (Debian) based.
It comes with some useful and tested Jupyter(lab) extensions for interactive notebooks or e.g. LaTeX or HTML editing. Unfortunately the run-all extension did not work.
For more comfort it installs libraries required to run the notebook from a requirements.txt file on startup. I hope that this way users will document the dependencies with their code.
Idea is also to only build a latest version of it, since it is not difficult to tag containers in local repositories.
I also didn't focus on Python-2 support since it is retiring anyways soon. see https://pythonclock.org/
Let me know what you think.