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I self-hosted Jupyter Notebooks supporting Javascript, Python along with Datascience packages. I like it so far. I needed it for doing ad-hoc coding especially in Javascript.
• Dockerfile and instructions: https://gist.github.com/adeekshith/ef871e0cf23a7bab44088c114ddb50ae
#Jupyter #JupyterNotebooks #JupyterHub #JupyterJavascript #Node #node_js #NodeJS #Nodejs20 #Python #Python3 #Javascript #JavascriptNotebook #DataScience #DS #selfhost #SelfHosting #SelfHosted
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I self-hosted Jupyter Notebooks supporting Javascript, Python along with Datascience packages. I like it so far. I needed it for doing ad-hoc coding especially in Javascript.
• Dockerfile and instructions: https://gist.github.com/adeekshith/ef871e0cf23a7bab44088c114ddb50ae
#Jupyter #JupyterNotebooks #JupyterHub #JupyterJavascript #Node #node_js #NodeJS #Nodejs20 #Python #Python3 #Javascript #JavascriptNotebook #DataScience #DS #selfhost #SelfHosting #SelfHosted
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In the latest version of #nodejs, #nodejs20, there's experimental mock timers built in which may be possible to use instead: https://nodejs.org/api/test.html#class-mocktimers
But #sinon in general is a very solid package, I would opt for that for now, at least until the built in one is no longer experimental
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In the latest version of #nodejs, #nodejs20, there's experimental mock timers built in which may be possible to use instead: https://nodejs.org/api/test.html#class-mocktimers
But #sinon in general is a very solid package, I would opt for that for now, at least until the built in one is no longer experimental