Jupyter extensions for running an RStudio rsession proxy
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Jupyter extensions for running a Xpra Session proxy
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A web UI for exploring Mamba environments
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Jupyter Notebook with Pluto using jupyter-server-proxy
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Running VSCode Web IDE inside the Jupyter environment
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A Dockerfile providing an html VNC interface for jupyter lab
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A minimal example server to run with jupyter-server-proxy
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Jupyter-server-proxy config for running OpenRefine
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Spawn Nextflow pipelines from Jupyterhub and configure them interactively
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Jupyter extensions for running pgAdmin using jupyter-server-proxy
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Jupyter extensions for running Glances using jupyter-server-proxy
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Run a Firefox browser inside of a Jupyter notebook tab!
linux firefox jupyter notebook jupyter-notebook jupyterhub jupyterlab xpra xvfb hpc-applications jupyterlab-extension jupyter-server-proxy
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JupyterServerProxy for trame and ParaView Visualizer
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Launches jupyter and code on remote server
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Hello world example of an async web server hosted using jupyter server proxy
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Proxy extension that provides BRAT rapid annotation tool using bratserver wrapper in your Jupyterlab environment.
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