Haven’t looked into this in a year or so, but was wondering if anyone had come across a BabylonJS widget project for Jupyter Notebooks ? I had actually done a proof-of-concept back then and then had to suspend it when “real” work sucked up 100% of my time for a while. I know there is a pythreejs widget that’s been around, but why not go for the best in that area, right ? Starting to get the itch to resurrect my original project, but I don’t want to reinvent the wheel so to speak.
Regards,
Greg
Hello and welcome,
I’m not aware of anything related but at least I would love to hear more about what Jupyter notebooks are?
Data science, education, visualization notebooks in the browser using a wide variety of backend kernels, usually Python, but most other languages provide kernels as well, (Javascript too, come to think of it…) … that talk to Javascript frontends (think BabylonJS 
). Someone already has a threejs extension for Jupyter called pythreejs.
Regards,
Greg
I guess what I’m saying - and it would not be a small project, but start small, right ? - is that you could write BabylonJS code in Jupyter with Python for the browser. But I guess there are also Javascript backends, so you might be able to do this straight away.
Greg
Hi Greg,
I have followed this question for a long while, and I have made some attempts. The easiest way to think is by using ipywidget, which embeds a webserver. here is a simple example GitHub - TileDB-Inc/TileDB-PyBabylonJS: BabylonJS based viewer for three dimensional TileDB arrays.
I also do something with a simple json RPC, which is also based on webserver.
If you are still interested in this idea, I would like to join you. Maybe we can talk about it later
Amazing dude!