Hello My aim is to share Pluto notebooks with other people without any hassle for them. I mean, without asking them to install Julia and Pluto on their computer. Also without long explanations about opening an account, setting up CPUs. Jupyter notebooks can be used extremely easily on nextjourna…

Hi there! So, there are multiple solutions possible here, depending on what you need. I will include below the one that I think is most rational for a quick demo that you want to run on your machine and share with others, rather than something that is expected to be up all the time. There is this …

stiven, thanks! Thats’ funny, maybe not what I need right now, but sure something I will try sometimes. Michel

Looks like an intersting solution! But be aware that you can execute any arbitrary Julia code inside a notebook, therefore exposing a notebook running on your local machine is a security risk. Running Pluto in a Docker container (official image: Docker Hub ) is more secure (but probably also not 10…

Damn stupid question from me. Can only one session at a time access a Pluto notebook? If this is hosted on the web I guess it is a positive thing that two or more can access a note book - maybe an instructor and a learner seeing what happens as things are changed. Let’s say the gravity on the earth …

Per default, multiple sessions to the same Pluto notebook are supported, but are synchronized, i.e. every change of one viewer is propagated to all others. This may or may not be what you want - for a public web page probably not. There, the recommended way is to combine a static web page with a Pl…

@lungben , thankyou. The synchronized updates are good for the use case I was thinking about - interactive science labs where an instructor could (say) change the angle of the roof for snow to fall off like Alan Edelmann’s example. The students then can try their own setups and see what happens.

Thanks Dictino The post by fonsp, where you told me, will probably be my best track! Michel [image] Hosting interactive pluto notebook on web/Github The simplest way is to put your notebook online somewhere (github, github gist, your university web page), and then use pluto-on-binder.glitch.me…

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Te easiest way is to use Binder, see Hosting interactive pluto notebook on web/Github

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