I like the clean and comfortable design. It's very difficult to find such a nice design among dev apps for iPad

This app doesn’t appear to work with Jupyter Notebooks version 7 or greater (Jupyter Lab 4). I paid for it but never got to use it I don’t want to downgrade my working environment.

The UI may not be what you’re used to but the implementation is very nice. It has a more “user friendly” way of doing package management. It makes it very easy to take your notebooks on the road.

App is a great concept, well designed, and seemed to work well at first. The connection to my home server was straightforward. I’ve got a ddns + port forwarding to a jupyter notebook server which I use for data science-y stuff. After tinkering around for a few minutes. I noticed that cell execution would hang forever. At first I thought it was just a heavy load on the server side, but then even operations like listing the shape of an array wasn’t returning results until I interrupted the operation. There’s something buggy about how the connection works on Juno as I experience no such issues when I switch over to Safari on the same device. I was hoping that this app could be a great solution, it showed promise, but I’ll wait until these bugs are worked out before I use again. Annoying that there is no free trial…

Juno Connect does exactly what I need. However, like Juno, I would appreciate the ability to open multiple notebooks simultaneously.

Extremely useful app to learn CS programming and additional functionality that I really enjoyed

I'm wondering if I can use tensorflow without sitting before a desktop. Thanks!

If there’s a way to save a profile and get back to it, each time the server restarts, that would be even awesome!! In any case, many thanks for this generosity :)

This app is great for editing and running a single notebook, but as soon as you work with a larger project that has multiple .py and .ipynb files it becomes very cumbersome. Would be a 5-star app if one could jump between files using filename fuzzy search or project tree.

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