It would be great to have OpenCV built into this.

I've been working with Julia (and Jupyter) for over a year. It's pretty robust and Julia is kinda addictive: certain things can be written quite elegantly, and it's hard to rephrase in other languages. Spark integration with Julia is still early stage...

I would like to see support for Julia in the Data Scientist Workbench. This may support development on Julia/Spark as well.

This webpage doesn't show me anything. I could not see 'my data' section next to the profile button. Also it does not goes to the jupyterlab even if I clicked on it and wait for more than 10 minutes. I cannot find R studio section. What can I do?

I just uploaded some data to /my-data/. How can I use it in Jupyter, Zeppelin, OpenRefine, or RStudio IDE now?

Reintroduce the Open data and IBM analytics exchange options in the menu. That will help us to a large extent.

I have been seeing a number of incorrect spellings and other typos throughout the tutorials.

Whenever there is an outage, there should be a status page that provides users with the status and estimated up time.

Have the thick black bar at the top hidable so that screen estate can be conserved.

The logos for Juypter, Zeppelin and RStudio look inconsistent and unprofessional. The previous version was better.

It would be great if you could handle the /resources folder also with a ftp client / your favorite text editor with ftp connection

Seahorse does not yet support Safari on a mac book pro. All other tools do.

Additionally, a progress bar would be nice to have and a feature to resume learning from where you left off.

Right now when I drag and drop a .csv file, it gets moved to /resources which in turn doesn't show up in "My Data" which default to /resources/data (unless I browse up by one folder).

I would be great to have /resources/data be the default upload location.

Unable to access "Μy Data" in open tool

It is now very common on the web to be able to log in to a service with email instead of a user id. Ideally, Data Scientist Workbench should allow users to login with either user id or email.

Considering this is being marketed as an integrated workbench for data scientists, why don't you provide a publishing feature like 'Rpubs.com' for this workbench, where you can post your analysis publications which can be accessed by other collaborators? This need not be just limited to R - but similar markdowns as well..

If my file in "My Data" is zipped, I need an unzip option to unzip it in the current folder

Can we have terminal (or QT terminal in ipython)? That would also solve the "Add basic file/directory management" problem.

I need a folder, for example, "My Shared" folder to see all of my notebboks/datasets that I have shared with others. It prevent my to change/remove a notebook that I have shared with others.