Workbench
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Uploading notebooks
Upload notebooks from a local drive.
15 votesCurrently there are two ways to upload notebooks in BDU Labs:
1. Open My Data in the sidebar. Use the “Upload Data” feature. There is a known limitation of only being able to upload within /resources/data, but Jupyter will still recognize any ipynb you upload as a notebook.
2. Alternately, open Jupyter. After it opens, drag and drop your notebook from a file window (e.g Windows Explorer or Mac Finder) into your browser. It will upload the notebook and flash messages at the top of the screen while doing so.
I appreciate that these options can be a little obscure. We’re always reviewing ways to make the user experience in BDU Labs simpler and more intuitive.
Regards,
Leons Petrazickis
Platform Architect
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libspatialindex dependency for Geopandas
install libspatialindex (http://libspatialindex.github.io/install.html) on the Jupyter environment
libspatialindex is a dependency for rtree (http://toblerity.org/rtree/) which is a dependancy for geopandas (http://geopandas.org/install.html#dependencies).
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Enable easy hosting of shiny apps on shinyapps.io service (http://www.shinyapps.io)
When you create a shiny app using R Studio and R Shiny on a desktop PC/MAC environment - from within R Studio you can publish your app to the web using R Studio's shinyapps.io hosting service so anyone can access your app using only a browser.
It would be useful for this functionality [that is, ability to post shiny apps to shinyapps.io from with R Studio the same way it is done from a desktop environment - which is essentially by clicking a publish application button in R Studio] within R Studio to be seamlessly available in IBM Data Science…
67 votesunder review ·AdminLeon Katsnelson (Director & CTO, IBM Analytics Emerging Technology, Cognitive Class Labs) responded
We will look at this as two feature requests:
1. post your Shiny app on shinyapps.io (requires account)
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Julia
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.
14 votesunder review ·AdminLeon Katsnelson (Director & CTO, IBM Analytics Emerging Technology, Cognitive Class Labs) responded
Thank you for your suggestion. We are hearing more and more good things about Julia. Sicne there is interest in the community we need to see how we can add it. Just have to see where it fits in the priority and resources.
This is Feature 908 in our backlog. -
allow others to access my notebooks
I want to be able to allow other users of DSWB to be able to access my notebooks. I want to be able to collaborate with others without giving them a copy of the notebook.
I envision this to be similar to how dropbox allows me to share my files. I should be able to point to a file and give another user read or write access to the notebook file.What do you think?
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Publishing Results - Service similar to Rpubs.com integrated here?
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..
8 votesunder review ·AdminLeon Katsnelson (Director & CTO, IBM Analytics Emerging Technology, Cognitive Class Labs) responded
Thank you very much for an excellent suggestion
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I'd like to use spark-ts to analyze time series data with Spark. Could you please add this?
Could we please add spark-ts to DSWB?
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Add Brunel visualization
It would be really good to have Brunel visualisation package available in notebooks. More information on Brunel can be found at https://github.com/Brunel-Visualization/Brunel
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A confirm button when deleting a notebook so I don't accidentally delete my life's work
Please, for Polong :'(
20 votesunder review ·AdminLeon Katsnelson (Director & CTO, IBM Analytics Emerging Technology, Cognitive Class Labs) responded
we are considering the best approach for preventing accidental notebook deletions
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Pointer to getting started and tutorials on homepage
Reported by Paul Zikopolous:
I found it odd to have tutorials under My Notebooks -- since I never created one so I never went there, but I see it now. But something to consider - why not put a link on the main page0 votes
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