Create a Github scala-notebook organization?

[nightscape]

Hi all,

I really like scala-notebook, but looking at Github's network graph it looks as if everyone is doing his own thing and there are many long-lived forks whose functionality is not merged back into the main project.
The

Also forks like spark-notebook (advanced functionality but specialized to Spark) and alternative projects like ScalaKata or Zeppelin were created which are trying to achieve something similar with slightly different focus.

IMO a lot of energy gets lost by reinventing the wheel that many times instead of reusing a stable basis which scala-notebook could provide.

What do you think of creating a top-level scala-notebook organization on Github where more collaborators can have access rights and maintenance can be distributed on more shoulders?

Best regards
Martin

[KenCoder]

Hey Martin

Thanks for the suggestion - that's a pretty good idea. Let me see what I
can do.

Ken

On Tue, Apr 7, 2015 at 6:23 AM, Martin Mauch [email protected]
wrote:

Hi all,

I really like scala-notebook, but looking at Github's network graph it
looks as if everyone is doing his own thing and there are many long-lived
forks whose functionality is not merged back into the main project.
The

Also forks like spark-notebook
https://github.com/andypetrella/spark-notebook (advanced functionality
but specialized to Spark) and alternative projects like ScalaKata
https://github.com/MasseGuillaume/ScalaKata or Zeppelin
http://zeppelin-project.org/ were created which are trying to achieve
something similar with slightly different focus.

IMO a lot of energy gets lost by reinventing the wheel that many times
instead of reusing a stable basis which scala-notebook could provide.

What do you think of creating a top-level scala-notebook organization on
Github where more collaborators can have access rights and maintenance can
be distributed on more shoulders?

Best regards
Martin

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