@krzysztofwos suggested something like Jupyter notebooks.
I'm not quite sure what this means, because if you interpret code on the client-side, there's not much for the internet computer to do. We probably want to do at least smaller computations on the client-side because it'll respond much faster to small edits.
Perhaps it gets more interesting if we compute and store expensive results on the server side which can be then used in other notebooks?
I'm a little old-fashioned and insist that my own notes are usable offline. But cloud notebooks seem de rigeur nowadays, and we ought to demonstrate we can do something like Amazon's SageMaker Notebooks, Google's Colaboratory, or Microsoft's Azure Notebook.
@krzysztofwos suggested something like Jupyter notebooks.
I'm not quite sure what this means, because if you interpret code on the client-side, there's not much for the internet computer to do. We probably want to do at least smaller computations on the client-side because it'll respond much faster to small edits.
Perhaps it gets more interesting if we compute and store expensive results on the server side which can be then used in other notebooks?
I'm a little old-fashioned and insist that my own notes are usable offline. But cloud notebooks seem de rigeur nowadays, and we ought to demonstrate we can do something like Amazon's SageMaker Notebooks, Google's Colaboratory, or Microsoft's Azure Notebook.