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Author: nicole-brewer

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  doi = {10.5281/ZENODO.7950943},
  keywords = {computational notebooks,cyberinfrastructure,data analysis,high-performance computing,HPC,interactive widgets,jupyter notebook,user interface,widgets},
  month = {May},
- publisher = {Zenodo},
+ publisher = {Rocky Mountain Advanced Computing Consortium (RMACC) HPC Symposium},
  title = {Recommended Libraries for Cyberinfrastructure Users Developing Jupyter Notebooks},
  urldate = {2024-02-10},
  year = {2023}

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 authors: ["admin"]
 abstract: "Researchers are increasingly interested in using Jupyter Notebooks on HPC clusters, science gateways, and compostable platforms. In addition to using notebooks for scientific workflows, developers can use interactive browser controls, called widgets, to allow users to more easily interact with data and without editing code. In addition to simple widgets, such as sliders, checkboxes, and text inputs, more advanced features can be used to build standalone data dashboards and web applications. Many of these widgets and data visualizations are domain independent, though users may discover them in an ad hoc fashion, which can cause an onslaught of tickets to request particular libraries. To avoid frustration faced by users and system administrators alike, we present a recommended environment for scientists and research software engineers developing Jupyter Notebook on cyberinfrastructure platforms."
 featured: false
-publication: "*Zenodo*"
+publication: "Rocky Mountain Advanced Computing Consortium (RMACC) HPC Symposium"
 tags: ["computational notebooks", "cyberinfrastructure", "data analysis", "high-performance computing", "hpc", "interactive widgets", "jupyter notebook", "user interface", "widgets"]
 doi: "10.5281/ZENODO.7950943"
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 authors: ["david_costello", "admin", "namita_shah"]
 abstract: ""
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-publication: "US-RSE Conference"
+publication: "US-RSE Conference 2023"
 doi: "10.5281/zenodo.10645469"
+abstract: "Jupyter Notebooks are open-source tools researchers commonly use to develop workflows and other software. Researchers and RSEs likely know the Classic Notebook interface, the original web application for creating and sharing notebooks, but there are several other coding environments to choose from. An Integrated Development Environment (IDE) is a software application that provides helpful features beyond traditional source code editors, such as debuggers, for developing software. However, IDEs such as VSCode can present a barrier to entry for researchers familiar with other tools. JupyterLab, a friendlier alternative for researchers developed by Project Jupyter, is an extensible development environment for notebooks that comes with many IDE-like features, including a debugger and tab expansion. Additionally, the community maintains many other helpful extensions that do not ship with the default environment. Our JupyterIDE project collects and curates useful extensions and provides tutorials for how to use them. Tutorials include introductions to language server processing, which provides code auto-completion and linting features, and Git integration for version control best practices. Tools like these can make JupyterLab an ideal environment for developing research workflows that can be used by seasoned RSEs who are accustomed to IDE features in collaboration with researchers who may not have interest in investing time into learning a new tool. JupyterIDE makes these tools more accessible for users and promotes software engineering best practices in a research environment."
+tags: ["scientific-workflows", "jupyter", "jupyterlab", "vscode", "ides"]
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 publication: "Gateways 2021"
 doi: "https://zenodo.org/doi/10.5281/zenodo.5570604"
+url_video: "https://youtu.be/O_KAupUYcyk?feature=shared"
+tags: ["user-interface", "interactivity"]
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