Interactive notebooks ~ Pluto.jl | Fons van der Plas | JuliaCon 2020
What it is
Fons van der Plas introduces Pluto.jl, a reactive notebook for Julia that tracks references between cells and re-runs affected cells when code changes. The talk was given at JuliaCon 2020.
Why Hacker News recommends it
HN recommends it as an enthusiastic demo of spreadsheet-like reactive notebooks, which commenters think new notebook projects should copy.
- 6 people recommended it
- 4 different months
- 4 strong recommendations
- first 2020, last 2021
What HN commenters said
“Watch the following video made by Pluto's creators”
Introduces Pluto, a reactive notebook that updates like a spreadsheet.
pmdulaney, 2020-08 · Strong recommendation · in “JuliaCon 2020 in Retrospective”
“I would like to draw attention to the wonderful JuliaCon talk presenting Pluto”
Wonderful JuliaCon talk presenting Pluto.
snicker7, 2020-11 · Strong recommendation · in “An Introduction to Pluto”
“I think every new notebook project should take ideas from Julia's Pluto”
Presents Pluto ideas that new notebook projects should adopt.
mathnmusic, 2020-12 · Strong recommendation · in “Niex: Jupyter Notebooks but Using Elixir”
“the JuliacCn presentation on these is absolutely wonderful”
Explains Pluto's spreadsheet-like reactive notebook model.
wodenokoto, 2021-12 · Strong recommendation · in “Bad Data and Data Engineering: Dissecting Google Play Music Takeout Data”
“the playful enthusiasm in the presentation video linked in the description just makes me smile”
Playful, enthusiastic presentation of Pluto.
vanderZwan, 2020-08 · Recommendation · in “Pluto.jl – a reactive, lightweight, simple notebook”
“Demonstration of Pluto.jl here”
Demonstrates automatic dependencies and sliders updating plots in real time.
socialdemocrat, 2020-11 · Recommendation · in “Ditch Excel and Use Julia Data Frames”
Excerpts from Hacker News comments, linked to the originals. Summaries and labels were written by a language model from those comments.
Topics: pluto.jl, julia, notebooks, reactive programming, dependency graph
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