- Why won't the OSS version provide features like history of execution? It seems like those are pretty basic to adoption. I'm working on an open source project, and it'd be a nice tool to potentially integrate. The commercial license is of zero interest since it's, well, all open-source.
- Why don't you sell the OSS version as well (e.g. for people who want to support you, or who want support)?
- Do you provide consulting services? Are they in the $50/hour range (just extrapolating from $200/year for up to 4 hours support)
- Why Django? I like Django, but it seems like using the same tech stack as Jupyter would make for simpler integration, administration, and lower TCO (plus the universe is going async)
- For presentation, the speed is an issue. Regeneration takes a while (I'm playing with the demo on Hugging Face). It's not quite adequate for interactive presentation. I do really like the concept of making presentations in Jupyter.
- And on that topic, the biggest gap I have is with interactive front-ends. I'd like to be able to somehow connect notebooks (both for dashboards and otherwise) for data munging to data visualization frameworks like D3. Jupyter is nice. Observable would be nice if it were open-source. There's a mile-high wall between the two.