This September has been quite productive for our Datalore team. We’ve performed a lot of user interviews and implemented some long-awaited features to improve the user experience. And now we are happy to share the new updates with you!

We hope your summer has been amazing. For us at Datalore, the upcoming autumn season brings a new beginning, and we are happy to announce some fresh updates. Logo update Perhaps you’ve already noticed that the Datalore logo has changed. This update is symbolic of a fresh start for the team, and we hope you like it as well. A huge thanks to the JetBrains Design team for working hard on it. The previous Datalore logo can still be found in the Datalore kernel, because it’s now being developed as a separate product. Domain change Now you can find Datalore resources under the jetbrains.com domain.

Datalore is an Online Data Science Notebook with smart coding assistance. Read about Datalore's features in this blogpost and get excited to try it out!

Enjoy documentation inside the Datalore Online Notebook, incorporate Ipywidgets into your projects, and learn about Markdown improvements.

From now you can create Data Science Notebooks using Kotlin and enjoy better code completion.

Read about our monthly updates on the Datalore's smart coding assistance and try out our new "Distraction free mode".

In Datalore, we are continuously adding features that help you be more productive while coding and make your work more valuable through powerful visualization.

Enjoy a new coding experience working on your Data Science projects thanks to the code insight and the new UI of Datalore.

Collaborate on published notebooks more effectively and enjoy an updated library manager.

Read about the benefits of the Manaco editor in Datalore including the History of changes, Error highlighting, and Variable Viewer.

Read about how you can now easily share your notebooks with colleagues and receive their feedback.