Yes, if you can install it in Docker. Worse case you will have to write your own Dockerfile.
Is this kernels list the most current list of languages supported by Jupyter?
This is community maintained, we trust the community, so it is “supported” in the sense that if the user put it there, they think it should work.
- If no: Is there a complete list of languages that can be used with Binder?
I don’t believe.Note that binder does not only support Jupyter and Jupyter Kernels, there are prototypes (demos?) that use open-refine, Rstudio…
of six different services that allow you to run your Jupyter notebook in the cloud for free.
Would you mind sharing this list ? Just to potentially give you a list of others ? I can think of:
- CoCalc,
- https://gryd.us/
- Colaboratory
- Sagemaker
- Datalab shutdown | Cloud Datalab Documentation | Google Cloud
- https://notebooks.azure.com/
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- https://codeocean.com/ (in some ways IIRC).