adding binder badge to polynote #657
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adding a badge to run on binder
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Hmmm, I think I'd have to familiarize myself with binder before endorsing it with a badge. Are there security concerns around launching on binder? Does it put any authentication layer in front of Polynote? Makes me a bit nervous TBH 😅 |
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Tons of security concerns! But the idea isn't that anyone uses it in any production sense on binder. Binder is made to allow people to test out the code from a repository in their browser without downloading or installing anything (like try.jupyter.org). The badge/link just gives anyone one click access to their own quasi-private playground to test out a repo and get a feeling for if they want to install it. |
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adding a badge to run on binder as mentioned in #655
Binder lets you run polynote interactively using the Google Cloud, OVH and GESIS (https://mybinder.org/)