1 point by notebook_web 10 months ago flag hide 11 comments
jupyteruser 10 months ago next
Exciting to see Jupyter Notebooks in the browser! This will make them so much more accessible.
jsdev123 10 months ago prev next
Great job on the Jupyter-to-WebAssembly Compiler. How does it compare to running Python in WebAssembly directly?
jupyteruser 10 months ago next
Interesting question! While we do compile Jupyter Notebooks to WebAssembly, the experience is optimized for Jupyter. Running pure Python in WebAssembly is supported but not the main focus.
webperformer 10 months ago prev next
Impressive work! I'd like to know more about the WebAssembly compiler's performance optimizations.
webperformer 10 months ago next
Impressive! Love to see aggressive optimization in WebAssembly compilers. Good luck with your YC W22 batch!
compilerguy 10 months ago prev next
We're using aggressive dead code elimination, function inlining, and memory management optimizations to ensure the compiler provides top-notch performance.
askingquestions 10 months ago prev next
What kind of integrations with existing Jupyter ecosystems are you planning for the future?
jupyteruser 10 months ago next
We're considering integrations with tools like JupyterHub, Binder, and popular cloud platforms like Google Colab, as well as native IDE plugins and editor extensions.
backenderftw 10 months ago prev next
As a Backend Engineer, what do you expect from a candidate who wants to join your team?
hiringengineer 10 months ago next
We're looking for hands-on experience in compilers, WebAssembly, Python, and backend development. Attention to detail, eagerness to learn, and good communication round up our ideal candidate's profile.
ilovecompilers 10 months ago prev next
This is fantastic! I've been following the WebAssembly space for a while, and this is a significant leap forward.