Python notebooks

Data analysis workbench

From the open-source project JupyterLite

Open a link and write Python, with nothing to install.

Make it mineTry it (opens the authors’ own copy in a new tab)

“Make it mine” asks you to sign in first. On the Free plan, your copy is your one app; you can delete it any time.
“Try it” opens the authors’ own copy, not yours.

Made by
jupyterlite
Licence
BSD-3-Clause
Popularity
4.9k stars on GitHub
Uses
Your browser

What you can do

  • Run a few lines of code and see the result right below
  • Turn your data into charts
  • Save notebooks in your browser or download them as files

Who it’s forTeachers running coding classes and workshops

Once it’s yours

  • Your own copy, at its own address
  • Anyone with its address can open it, until you choose who can
  • Change it with your own coding agent

Ideas for changing it

Once it’s live, give any line below to your coding agent.

  • Have our first lesson's notebook ready to run

  • Put our sample data file in the file list

  • Switch to the simpler notebook view

Source and licence

It comes from the open-source project JupyterLite: its authors, jupyterlite, published the code for anyone to use and change. Its licence covers the code, not the name, so the copy on Tofu goes by a plain name.

Its licence, BSD-3-Clause, lets you use and change it freely, as long as you keep the authors’ copyright notice.

Your copy is the version you copied; the authors’ later updates don’t arrive by themselves.

This version on TofuThe authors’ original code

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