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  1. Uploading notebooks

    Upload notebooks from a local drive.

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    under review  ·  Leons Petrazickis responded

    Currently 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
    IBM Big Data U

  2. 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).

    11 votes
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    under review  ·  5 comments  ·  Jupyter - Python  ·  Admin →
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  3. 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 votes
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    4 comments  ·  Jupyter - R  ·  Admin →
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  4. 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 votes
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  5. 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?

    9 votes
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    under review  ·  1 comment  ·  Jupyter Notebooks  ·  Admin →
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  6. 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..

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  7. 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?

    https://github.com/sryza/spark-timeseries

    6 votes
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    under review  ·  0 comments  ·  Spark  ·  Admin →
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  8. 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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    under review  ·  0 comments  ·  Jupyter Notebooks  ·  Admin →
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  9. A confirm button when deleting a notebook so I don't accidentally delete my life's work

    Please, for Polong :'(

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  10. 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 page

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