Getting Started

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A notebook is a web-based interface to a document that contains runnable code, visualizations, and narrative text.

In this chapter, we will go over how to create, open, save, and upload Jupyter notebooks in a workspace on Dash Enterprise.

Creating a Jupyter Notebook

Jupyter Notebooks in a workspace use the workspace’s Python version. You do not need to manually activate or create a Python kernel or virtual environment, and any packages installed in the workspace’s terminal are available in your notebook environment.

To create a new Jupyter notebook:

1. In your workspace, select the New Jupyter Notebook button.

2. Enter a name for your notebook; then select OK. The .ipynb extension is added automatically.

Uploading a Jupyter Notebook

If you have a notebook on your local machine that you would like to work with in Workspaces, drag it to the Explorer tab.

Opening a Jupyter Notebook File

To open your Jupyter notebook file, select it in the Explorer tab on the left of the screen. Jupyter notebooks have the extension .ipynb. When you open a notebook, its kernel is automatically selected.