Yeah… Looks like a free App on the store but any functionality costs 30€… Developer even has the guts to praise the app as a first class document viewer. The nerve of some people…

Um irgendetwas zu testen muss man nen Zehner Blechen unverschämt

It is useless without paying 30 dollars. Do not scam people just make app paid in the first place

Ich habe die App nun eine weile versucht zu testen, leider stürzt die app ständig ab, es ist auch nicht leicht ganze Ordner und deren Inhalte zu Importieren, wenn sich darin andere Daten wie Jupiter Dateien befinden z.B Trainingsdaten für Deep-Learning. Auch Repository’s wie Git oder ähnliche Tools werden nicht unterstützt. Alles in allem ein nettes Tool aber für den tägliche Arbeitsgebrauch leider unbrauchbar. Ich hätte am liebsten gerne mein Geld zurück, denn diese App ist es nicht Wert.

The App is great overall. It brings Jupyter to the iPad with many extension and feels very nice to use. Unfortunately, the App freezes randomly every couple of minutes and crashes on my iPad Pro M2. I have not yet found a solution or a workaround for that.

Is it possible to Save the File as PDF?

I bought the app to work on Jupyter-Notebooks with my iPad and I am quite happy with it regarding its design and the workflow with a keyboard. An update to Python 3.11 to improve performance would be nice. I have run into one problem though. The package „iminuit“ cannot be installed which hinders some of my work. Also under the Package manager a tab called “Installed” which shows a list of the already installed packages would be a nice addition.

Modern libraries won‘t work because of the ancient python version that is used here. It is a good IDE but there are better alternatives in the AppStore.

i think it‘s one of the best jupyter notebook apps outside, but it seems running a bit slow, really limited to pre-installed packages and it’s often buggy. when i have a hard coding session i need to restart this app so often. especially restart/interrupting the kernel doesn‘t stop the code. meanwhile if i have internet i usually use google collab, but to code quick snippets this app is really useful

I really like Juno, and the latest version makes installing packages very easy. Only draw back I see is that it is still running on Python 3.6. I hope it will be upgraded to the latest version of Python soon.