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Dev tools · June 20, 2017

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Kyso – an easy way to share Jupyter notebooks

Hi HN, We're the founders of https://kyso.io We want to make it really easy to share data-science within teams, and we've started with Jupyter notebooks. We render the notebooks really nicely, so you can embed interactive visualisations like Bokeh, and Plotly plots. Another nice thing is we allow you to hide the code for non-technical readers, so you basically get a beautiful data blog. Look at https://kyso.io/laura/ for some examples. We really want to hear your feedback, let us know what you think!

Kyso – an easy way to share Jupyter notebooks launched on June 20, 2017 with 117 votes, #350 of 3,107 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches.

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Kyso is a platform for sharing Jupyter notebooks within teams. It renders notebooks with enhanced formatting and supports embedded interactive visualizations from tools like Bokeh and Plotly. Users can hide code sections to create polished data presentations for non-technical readers. The platform is designed to make it simple for data scientists and teams to collaborate on and distribute notebook-based analysis and insights.

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