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Thanks set92 for your feedback!

Our goal is not to replace Jupyter Notebook, it's a software that does what it claims to do in an excellent way. We are big fans of it.

Our goal is to provide a platform to deploy and scale your notebooks and turn them into data applications that solve the real problems that occur in production environments, like access control, collaboration, version control, and many other things that are required to turn a notebook you're running in your computer into a product.

Thanks for taking the time to evaluate the platform.

Regarding hex tech, we are more focused on the BI side of the business, providing an integrated platform for deploying and publishing data applications based on notebooks and low-code components, rather than building another real-time notebook collaboration platform or a graph-based notebook like einblick or hex tech. We believe they represent a great opportunity to bridge the gap between data science notebooks and what final users expect: Dashboards and reports.

As for releasing the platform as an open core, we've had internal discussions about this since the beginning of the project, and it's something we're seriously considering.

Accessing the showcase without registering is something we definitely need to change, although it's free to register and all you need is a Google/Microsoft/Github account.

Thanks for the feedback, esafak!

Thanks for the detailed process and the cool project.

Do you have any plans to support Ping Federate? Since they took over Auth0 from Okta, they have raised prices like hell and a project like this really makes sense.