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Edited typo and mistake re. IPython being based on Sage. The developers share a lot, but the two are very different apps.
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edit approved Jul 5, 2012 at 19:33
Carl Younger
edit approved Jul 5, 2012 at 19:33
Carl Younger
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These are called Electronic Lab Notebooks (ELN).

Here are some of the open source options I've looked at:

  1. The Sage Notebook.

  2. The new IPython Notebook (inspired by the Sage notebook, I believe)which can now be run as a webapp on EC2 and Azure.

  3. Leo, which can be used as an ipython notebookwith IPython and in many other ways.

  4. Various wiki, blogging, and CMS solutions.

These are called Electronic Lab Notebooks (ELN).

Here are some of the open source options I've looked at:

  1. The Sage Notebook.

  2. The new IPython Notebook (inspired by the Sage notebook, I believe).

  3. Leo, which can be used as an ipython notebook and in many other ways.

  4. Various wiki, blogging, and CMS solutions.

These are called Electronic Lab Notebooks (ELN).

Here are some of the open source options I've looked at:

  1. The Sage Notebook.

  2. The new IPython Notebook, which can now be run as a webapp on EC2 and Azure.

  3. Leo, which can be used with IPython and in many other ways.

  4. Various wiki, blogging, and CMS solutions.

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Ed Hagen
Ed Hagen
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These are called Electronic Lab Notebooks (ELN).

Here are some of the open source options I've looked at:

  1. The Sage Notebook.

  2. The new IPython Notebook (inspired by the Sage notebook, I believe).

  3. Leo, which can be used as an ipython notebook and in many other ways.

  4. Various wiki, blogging, and CMS solutions.

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