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Add JupyterLab link to README #40

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@mgeier mgeier commented Feb 2, 2018

BTW, is this "roadmap" project still used? It seems a bit outdated ...

I actually wanted to find this information:

Is it already decided whether JupyterLab will replace the Notebook?
If not, when will it be decided?

Will there be a feature freeze (or something similar) of the Notebook in order to concentrate work on JupyterLab?

BTW, is this "roadmap" project still used? It seems a bit outdated ...

I actually wanted to find this information?

Is it already decided whether JupyterLab will replace the Notebook?
If not, when will it be decided?

Will there be a feature freeze (or something similar) of the Notebook in order to concentrate work on JupyterLab?
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Carreau commented Feb 2, 2018

BTW, is this "roadmap" project still used? It seems a bit outdated ...

Yeah we are a bit overwhelmed and are in the process of cleaning up a bit of that behind the scene.

Is it already decided whether JupyterLab will replace the Notebook?
If not, when will it be decided?

Yes it will, when is not exactly decided yet, we still need to do at least 3 phases:

  • notebook comes by default, JupyterLab as a plugin
  • both comme by default.
  • Lab by default, notebook as a plugin.
  • (Notebook not maintained?)

So it will take a few years. This will probably interleave with stopping support for Python 2 for the notebook server.

@Carreau Carreau merged commit 25b7779 into jupyter:master Feb 2, 2018
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Carreau commented Feb 2, 2018

Will there be a feature freeze (or something similar) of the Notebook in order to concentrate work on JupyterLab?

Yes-ish, the amount of work on the notebook has still decreased quite a bit, and should decrease more once JupyterLab adoption is higher.

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mgeier commented Feb 4, 2018

@Carreau Thanks for merging and thanks for the answers!

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