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Juno

Juno

Will Puckett

Although Jupyter Notebooks can easily be accessed in a web browser, the process on the iPad gets a little more enjoyable in Alex Staravoitau’s beautiful app, Juno.

You won’t be able to run a notebook server on your iPad, but Juno functions as a front end to access a server you host either at home or in the cloud. It’s also very easy to get connected to a CoCalc account, or, with the latest release, a Binder instance.

Juno is like a shallow step into a vast ocean…

Juno is like a shallow step into a vast ocean, bringing massive computational functions to the ease and lightness of iOS. It has great keyboard support, shows code completion, and does really well with iOS multitasking, which makes it a breeze to open up a book or web tutorial side-by-side with your notebook for learning and experimenting. There’s no better jumping off point.

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About Will Puckett

A 20 year veteran of the San Francisco Bay Area, Will Puckett is an author, artist, and guide. He enjoys styling CSS ad infinitum, and helping friends move furniture. When not parked in front of his iPad, he rescues, restores and rides bikes. Will has been lucky enough to take long rides on both coasts of the United States, and encourages people to explore the world by bike. He tries to lay in his hammock as much as possible reading and planning his future container home, but does enjoy periodically escaping to skate. And of course ice cream.

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