The notebook file format (.ipynb) and the tools that read, write, or convert notebook files.
The rise of AI coding agents has transformed how we think about developer tools. Large language models like Claude, GPT, and others are remarkably effective at using command-line interfaces — they’ve been trained on billions of lines of CLI usage from documentation, Stack Overflow, and GitHub.
A few weeks back, jupytext==1.16.0 went out. That release included multiple amazing contributions by Mahendra Paipuri, this post will go over the new features, and thank Mahendra for his great work.
The Jupyter Community Workshop on the notebook file format took place at the Safran Campus near Paris from February 28th to March 2nd. It was a great opportunity to gather various Jupyter stakeholders from private and public affiliations to bootstrap new features for the Notebook file format.
We are excited to announce the next in-person Jupyter Community Workshop! It will focus on the Notebook file format.
Ploomber is an open-source framework that allows teams to develop maintainable pipelines in Jupyter.
