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@joelgombin Honestly I don’t know, because at the end it works basically the same way as RStudio: you need to manually run chunks of code for the code to do anything, it does not “auto-run”
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@joelgombin To me, it’s basically the same overall idea compared to RStudio, but when RStudio shipped as a “native” app, Jupyter is more transparent with its web app nature
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@joelgombin Jupyter started solely with Python backends/kernels (it was called inotebook or something like that), and is now more diversified (R and Julia, hence the name JUlia-PYTon-ER)
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@joelgombin I tried to use a Jupyter notebook for lightweight R stuff, but RStudio is better optimized imo and ended up being more useful even for small tasks