Simon Cruanes

Indeed, I faced the same minor issue, and it's cleaner to implement hmac anyway. @andrewray there are incompatible versions of zmq? or is v3/v4 referring to jupyter spec? I'm mostly...

Can't resist posting it: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CzMC1PhW8AAHne9.jpg:large ^^ @andrewray the code is now isolated relatively cleanly in https://github.com/c-cube/stimsym/tree/master/src/ipython if you want to take a look.

update: as of d7e4620e65d890f90c878449e06eb75033dafa3b , [stimsym](https://github.com/c-cube/stimsym) now supports version 5 of the protocol (mostly), including completion and the signature handling. It seems that jupyter-notebook can backward translate from protocol v5...

Ok, I think I will create a repo for the kernel library (relying on 3rd party libs and my own work, + what I copied and modified from yours). Then,...

ok. How about `ocaml-jupyter` for the org name?

Here we go: https://github.com/ocaml-jupyter/jupyter-kernel . We can stop hijacking this issue!

I'm not going to comment on the code, but the behavior on this little test is nice. Maybe there could be a directory of small examples, with this as `scrollbox.exe`?...

to handle theming, maybe a reactive map type would be useful (`config_flag Lwd_string_map.t` or something like that?) so that each config key can be changed dynamically, and the UI uses...

what if you want two UIs with distinct themes? but yeah, that sounds far fetched. :+1:

There's got to be downward flowing information in nottui, isn't there? About terminal size, for example (or available space for a component to render). Configuration could also be passed along.