I’ve been using IPython/Jupyter notebooks for a while now in my current project. They’re pretty awesome. Looking back in ten years, we’re probably going to think they were primitive (you can’t evaluate cells concurrently or see how much memory your kernel is using, and everything is implicitly imperative by default, so you can’t re-evaluate things optimistically or on demand) but they’re sooooo much better than any other REPL or Lisp-listener that I’ve tried.
I’ve been using IPython/Jupyter notebooks for a while now in my current project. They’re pretty awesome. Looking back in ten years, we’re probably going to think they were primitive (you can’t evaluate cells concurrently or see how much memory your kernel is using, and everything is implicitly imperative by default, so you can’t re-evaluate things optimistically or on demand) but they’re sooooo much better than any other REPL or Lisp-listener that I’ve tried.