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Beaker Notebook.

An open source notebook where a variable set in Python could be read in R, later rebuilt by Two Sigma as BeakerX extensions for Jupyter.

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  2. Discontinued

    The last commit to Two Sigma's Beaker Notebook repository, now titled an archive of Beaker Notebook through its last official release 1.7.1, was made.

    Discontinued · Announced
    github.com
  3. On record

    BeakerX, the Jupyter-based successor, reached version 1.0.0.

    On record · Announced
    github.com
  4. Activity

    BeakerX 2.4.3 was published on PyPI by Two Sigma Open Source.

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    The product's site was live.

  6. Listed on Stompstart

    “Open Source Polyglot Data Science Tool”

As listed on Stompstart

Notebook interface with code cells, a candlestick chart, a heatmap and scatter plots.
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“Open Source Polyglot Data Science Tool”

The Beaker Notebook is a new open source tool for research and data science. It's advanced UI allows you to focus on your data and your science, instead of getting frustrated by your tool. We designed it to be polyglot from the ground up. That is, a single notebook may contain code from multiple different languages that communicate with one another through a unique feature called autotranslation. You can set a variable in a Python cell and then read that variable in a subsequent R cell, and everything just works, magically. Beaker comes with built-in support for Python, R, Javascript, Scala, Groovy, Julia, Clojure, and K.

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Analytics, Big data, Business intelligence
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New York · United States
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In our words: Its Stompstart page described the Beaker Notebook as a new open source tool for research and data science, built to mix languages in one notebook. A feature it called autotranslation passed variables between cells in Python, R, JavaScript, Scala, Groovy, Julia, Clojure and other languages.

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Sources

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