Great video. C:\> pip list ... jupyterlab-examples-hello-world 0.1.0. ! There were a few issues that needed resolving before getting to the "Compilation finished" line of code. A newer version of node needed to be uninstalled and replaced by the nvm. That is a great upgrade. And the tsconfig file needed to be updated to es2018.
Thanks! There has been a couple of improvements made to the cookiecutter and the docs since then. The tutorial should also be updated to the latest JupyterLab version now: jupyterlab.readthedocs.io/en/latest/extension/extension_tutorial.html
Your tutorial are very clear and helpful! Thanks for your sharing. I am currently tried to directly add extension into jupyter notebook source code which is very confusing, do you have any ideas about where start in?
Can I use this method to develop plugins in a standalone Jupyter Notebook v7 project?
Yes!
Great video. C:\> pip list ... jupyterlab-examples-hello-world 0.1.0. !
There were a few issues that needed resolving before getting to the "Compilation finished" line of code.
A newer version of node needed to be uninstalled and replaced by the nvm. That is a great upgrade. And the tsconfig file needed to be updated to es2018.
Thanks! There has been a couple of improvements made to the cookiecutter and the docs since then. The tutorial should also be updated to the latest JupyterLab version now: jupyterlab.readthedocs.io/en/latest/extension/extension_tutorial.html
Your tutorial are very clear and helpful! Thanks for your sharing. I am currently tried to directly add extension into jupyter notebook source code which is very confusing, do you have any ideas about where start in?
What kind of extension would you like to add? And also what does "jupyter notebook source code" refer to in this case?
how install Jupyter Notebook 7?
For now we still to use the --pre flag as follows: pip install --pre notebook