After a fair bit of searching, I’m not finding much. As I mentioned in this tweet , we recently did a user test with four users, three of which preferred the older Notebook interface over JupyterLab. I believe they hadn’t really used JupyterLab much, and this was mostly about unfamiliarity. Ideally…

I like the idea of a twitter poll. Maybe it doesn’t deliver the highest quality data, has constraints, etc but we can do it in 5minutes. Once we decide to. What do you think of offering two answers plus a third on “Other, please reply”. as a way to get around the 4 answer limit? I’ve seen people do…

We could also possibly analyze a week’s worth of logs from mybinder.org to get a sense for this. Not representative of course, but still useful datapoint.

Analyzing mybinder and putting a poll on that website makes sense. Gigantum will at least keep doing some in-person usability testing, and maybe we can blast our email list, and I’m happy to share what we learn. But as far as Twitter goes… how’s this? This is a poll for individuals who use Python…

To me that poll wording seems slightly inconsistent. The intro says it’s aimed at all regular Python users. The poll question focuses on Jupyter notebooks but offers a I prefer editor/terminal option- presumably no one edits the raw JSON of ipynb files?. If you’re interested in all Python users per…

First, thank you! One obvious thing to change is scoping the question to folks in the “PyData / NumFocus” ecosystem. I guess “for data-driven tasks (so generally not websites, devops, etc.)” I think there’s enough buy-in that doing a coordinated Twitter poll seems worthwhile, which means one quest…

Your re-write looks good to me! You could optionally make the poll into a Twitter thread, and link to this forum thread in a reply for anyone who wants to write more than can fit in a tweet?

I like that idea. I had 34 characters left in the main body also… I don’t want to put the link in the main body, but could mention “more info below” How do Binder folks feel about how this is shaping up? (I guess @betatim and @yuvipanda ) Along those lines - are Binder logs public?

I like it! https://archive.analytics.mybinder.org/ is public. The logs of individual sessions aren’t, we’d have to dig them out of our logging archive and as part of that process it to just extract paths of requests the people made or some such.

This just arrived in my inbox: [image] Python Developers Survey 2019 Results Official Python Developers Survey 2019 by Python Software Foundation and JetBrains: more than 24k responses from more than 150 countries. Scroll down to “Editors and IDEs”, broken down…

Wow @manics , that’s pretty useful. That PyCharm / PSF poll actually includes a question scoped to tool use for data science (you need to click the tab on the third barchart): https://www.jetbrains.com/lp/python-developers-survey-2019/#DevelopmentTools The results are pretty comparable to our 3:1 pr…

Any recent usage polling on Jupyter Lab vs. Notebook usage?

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Any recent usage polling on Jupyter Lab vs. Notebook usage?

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