CoCalc

노트

• CoCalc (formerly called SageMathCloud) is a web-based cloud computing (SaaS) and course management platform for computational mathematics.
• A crucial part of this ecosystem is SageMathCloud, a cloud-based platform that extends the notebook idea even further.
• During the kick-off meeting of the OpenDreamKit project, someone introduced SageMathCloud to the group.
• I’m currently working on a tutorial for lecturers and teachers on how to use SageMathCloud to support a course.
• SageMathCloud provides a consistent cloud-based computational environment for your course.
• SageMathCloud is affordable, and saves you from administering your own server.
• Additionally, using SageMathCloud saved me from having to deal with any server administration headaches.
• Jupyter Notebooks are widely used in the classroom, and SageMathCloud includes a variety of features to make them work even better.
• First create an account at SageMathCloud.
• Both SageMathCloud and Wakari let you install your own Python packages.
• SageMathCloud is a web-based cloud computing and course management platform for computational mathematics.
• SageMathCloud offers both free and paid accounts.
• Over 200 courses have used SageMathCloud.
• Mid-term last Spring I switched over to using the new “course” functionality in SageMathCloud (SMC).
• In SageMathCloud you can format your writing nicely.

노트

1. CoCalc tackles many of the same problems as JupyterLab and JupyterHub but with very different design constraints, motivations, and results.
2. CoCalc has had real-time collaboration support for five years.
3. Now you will need to add a terminal to your CoCalc account, click onand select “Terminal.
4. In the CoCalc environment, to save a notebook to a file on your computer, select the first Notebook (.ipynb)... option of the Download as...
5. I am trying to use the gap package SimpComp on CoCalc in Sage.
6. I had two contenders to consider: CoCalc and Colab.
7. The same training run took more than three times longer in CoCalc.
8. There is also a large text version of CoCalc, called CoCalc2.
9. We welcome back William Stein to give us an update on his journey from professor to entrepreneur building CoCalc along the way.
10. None of the frontend or server dependencies of CoCalc are themselves GPL licensed; they all have non-viral liberal licenses.
11. CoCalc (formerly called SageMathCloud) is a web-based cloud computing (SaaS) and course management platform for computational mathematics.
12. CoCalc supports Jupyter notebooks, which are enhanced with real-time synchronization for collaboration and a history recording function.
13. This talk includes a demonstration of using CoCalc to provide xandboxes for Ximera.
14. Although the interface is a bit cluttered, existing Jupyter users would have a relatively easy time transitioning to CoCalc.
15. CoCalc and Datalore provide the best interfaces for version control.
16. CoCalc offers 3 GB of disk space per project, and any dataset you upload can be accessed by any notebook in your project.
17. Updated 5/17/2019: CoCalc now supports interactive widgets.