Jupyter
Empowering data scientists and developers with an interactive open-source computing environment through Jupyter Notebook's versatile web-based interface.
The Jupyter Development Team, comprised of various contributors, creates and maintains the open-source Jupyter Notebook, an interactive computing environment with a web-based interface for writing and executing code in multiple programming languages. Jupyter Notebook comes in two major versions: Classic v6 and Notebook v7, with development currently focused on v7. For resources and assistance, visit jupyter.org or join the community forum.
About Jupyter
Jupyter is an open-source development team that creates and maintains the popular Jupyter Notebook, an interactive computing environment. The Jupyter Notebook allows users to write and execute code in various programming languages alongside explanatory text, equations, visualizations, and more, all within a web-based interface.
The Jupyter Development Team consists of all contributors to the Jupyter project, encompassing various subprojects. The core team responsible for coordinating development can be found on GitHub. Those interested in contributing should refer to the CONTRIBUTING.md document. The project follows the Jupyter community guidelines and code of conduct.
Jupyter Notebook is available in two major versions: Classic Notebook v6 and Notebook v7. The team maintains these versions, with Notebook v5 no longer receiving updates. Classic Notebook v6 primarily uses the nbclassic library for HTML/JavaScript/CSS assets and depends on Jupyter Server for the Python server. New features and continuous improvement are currently focused on Notebook v7, which is based on JupyterLab components for the frontend and Jupyter Server for the backend.