[noworriesnate]

Ah right, I should have been more specific. I didn't realize the Jupyter name was a combination of programming language names, but I did know about kernels.

For some reason the non-Python kernels always felt like second class citizens, but I think that might have been because there were other notebooks for languages like R and Scala, and in those notebooks the language integration felt more natural.

[leephillips]

Well, Python is privileged in that you have to install it to run the notebook. But when you are using the notebook, all the languages are the same; there’s nothing Pythony about it.