Juno Connect: Jupyter Client

Grundsätzlich eine großartige Arbeitsumgebung! Einige Features mehr wären nicht verkehrt. Ich denke da an Sachen, wie zum Beispiel mehrere Zeilen auf einmal einschieben.

Juno is nice work, but I have a problem: I cannot test any of the "Pro" features because they are only available as in-app-purchase, which means I cannot test it and (in case it's not for me) cancel it. I would really prefer to see a separate "Pro" app.

I truly grateful to the author(s) at least to try to do better implementation for iPad vs classic web browser interface. Unfortunately, you cannot do much with not a Pro version. Functionality is also rather basic. Saying that is more convenient to use it on iPad vs through browser on desktop is a very long stretch :-; I have it would be more useful one day and worse to pay for Pro version. PS: Name is very confusing too, at least for us who does some programming with Julia. It is very much associated to JUNO IDE that actually can also work with Jupiter notebooks and based on Atom editor. I would love to see it ported to iOS but already it is wishful thinking 🤔 PS2: some examples for SciPy are simply not working and need to be updated 🙁

It is a real pleasure to work on my JupyterHub server with this app. I can say that I prefer to work with Jupyter notebooks with this app on the iPad rather than in a browser on a desktop computer, simply because it is more convenient and probably more efficient. This app also allows you to open a terminal and work on the command line: great, if you need to wget data or git clone code for your projects.

Connecting to a instance of a Jupyter lab fails as it attempts to connect to “<server>:<server-port>/tree?” rather than /lab/tree

I use it everyday. Just hope the author can add support for Notebook 7.x soon, and provide some more useful and sleek features like those in Juno. If this app’s SSH can support jump host natively, it will be fantastic. For now I need to pair this app with Termius or Shellfish’s port forwarding to use the jump host.

I like the clean and comfortable design. It's very difficult to find such a nice design among dev apps for iPad

This app doesn’t appear to work with Jupyter Notebooks version 7 or greater (Jupyter Lab 4). I paid for it but never got to use it I don’t want to downgrade my working environment.

The UI may not be what you’re used to but the implementation is very nice. It has a more “user friendly” way of doing package management. It makes it very easy to take your notebooks on the road.

App is a great concept, well designed, and seemed to work well at first. The connection to my home server was straightforward. I’ve got a ddns + port forwarding to a jupyter notebook server which I use for data science-y stuff. After tinkering around for a few minutes. I noticed that cell execution would hang forever. At first I thought it was just a heavy load on the server side, but then even operations like listing the shape of an array wasn’t returning results until I interrupted the operation. There’s something buggy about how the connection works on Juno as I experience no such issues when I switch over to Safari on the same device. I was hoping that this app could be a great solution, it showed promise, but I’ll wait until these bugs are worked out before I use again. Annoying that there is no free trial…