Datalore

Datalore 2024.4 introduces quality-of-life improvements for SQL cells, a revamped folder import workflow, support for Polars DataFrames, and more.

Following a feature-rich 2024.2 release, we’ve focused on enhancing the quality and reliability of Datalore in our 2024.3 update.

The new version brings AI Assistant to on-premises installations and features the evolution of Datalore AI, a revamped homepage design, support for variables in Markdown cells, and more.

Datalore Enterprise 2024.1 brings an improved experience working with interactive tables, the Vim text editor inside the terminal, multiple instance-wide configurations available directly from the Admin panel, better HTML rendering in cell outputs, as well as other improvements and bug fixes.

Datalore Enterprise 2023.6 offers an improved UI, introduces OAuth authentication for Snowflake and BigQuery, and brings a number of other improvements and bug fixes.

Today, we’re introducing a redesign that aims to make Datalore notebooks appear simpler, cleaner, and ultimately more zen.

Datalore Enterprise 2023.5 enables you to conveniently open recent notebooks from the editor, features database connections using custom JDBC drivers, and more.

Datalore Enterprise 2023.4 includes comments for notebooks and reports, a new Viewer license type, report sharing via email invitations, and other improvements

This version includes authentication via HashiCorp Vault for Amazon Athena, multiple notebook schedules support, flexible drag-and-drop, and other improvements.

Since January 2023, we have rolled out a number of new features for our Community and Professional users. The list includes the long-awaited Datalore Run API, a more robust reactive kernel, a whole array of Powerful CPUs and GPUs, Datalore credits for Professional users, and a number of performance improvements. 

The last major release of Datalore rolled out no fewer than 11 big features, so in this release cycle we focused our efforts on making sure our development is healthy and fast-paced.

Today we are introducing 8 new powerful CPU and GPU machines to Datalore Professional and a flexible new way to spend your computation quota – Datalore credits!