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hub.com/fizx/goingo .. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26159440 Vscode and vscode.dev support wasm container runtimes now; so the Python kernel runs in WASM runs in a WASM container runs in vscode FWIU. Vscode supports polyglot notebooks that run multiple kernels, like "vatlab/sos-notebook" and "minrk/allthekernels". Defining how to share variables between kernels is the more unsolved part AFAIU. E.g. Arrow has bindings for zero-copy sharing in multiple languages. Cocalc, Zeppelin, Marimo notebook, Data Bricks, Google Colaboratory (Colab tools), and VSCode have different takes on notebooks with I/O in JSON. There is no CDATA in HTML5; so HTML within an HTML based notebook format would need to escape encode binary data in cell output, too. But the notebook format is not a packaging format. So, for reproducibility of (polyglot) notebooks there must also be a requirements.txt or an environment.yml to indicate the version+platform of each dependency in Python and other languages. repo2docker (and repo2podman) build containers by installing packages according to the first requirements .txt or environment.yml it finds according to REES Reproducible Execution Environment Standard. repo2docker includes a recent version of jupyterlab in the container. JupyterLab does not default to HTTPS with an LetsEncrypt self-signed cert but probably should, because Jupyter is a shell that can run commands as the user that owns the Jupyter kernel process. MoSH is another way to run a web-based remote terminal. Jupyter terminal is not built on MoSH Mobile Shell. jupyterlab/jupyter-collaboration for real time collaboration is based on the yjs/yjs CRDT. https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyter-collaboration Cocalc's Time Slider tracks revisions to all files in a project; including latex manuscripts (for ArXiV), which - with Computer Modern fonts and two columns - are the typical output of scholarly collaboration on a ScholarlyArticle.