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Code navigation with go to definition of modules and functions
Learn how Livebook v0.14 improves code navigation with new features like module definitions in the Outline panel and go-to-definition for faster coding.
News, releases and tutorials from the team behind Livebook.
Learn how Livebook v0.14 improves code navigation with new features like module definitions in the Outline panel and go-to-definition for faster coding.
Expose API endpoints directly from your Livebook notebooks with the new Kino.Proxy feature in Livebook 0.13. Learn how to handle external HTTP requests and integrate with other applications seamlessly.
See how Tigris's S3-compatible storage and automatic caching enhance UX/DX, demonstrated via a Livebook demo.
Vim and Emacs users can now use their favorite keybindings in Livebook. See our latest update for activation instructions.
Explore Livebook's new database integrations with Snowflake and Microsoft SQL Server. Learn how to connect and execute queries using the Database Connection and SQL Query Smart cells.
Introducing Livebook v0.11 with file integration—drag and drop files for instant code generation, lazy read large datasets, and more. Explore now!
Explore the improved Whisper integration with Livebook v0.11. Features include real-time streaming, audio timestamping, and faster processing.
Introducing Remote Execution Smart cell in Livebook v0.11. Run functions on remote nodes effortlessly.
Join Spawnfest, the 48-hour BEAM-based app contest, build a Livebook App and have fun.
This major update brings many exciting features, with the spotlight being the introduction of multi-session Livebook apps. We’ve also added a presentation view, initial Erlang support, Live Doctests, and dataframe file export.
This post introduces the new data features in Livebook 0.9: fast data exploration through integration with Explorer, interactive data tables, and data transformation using the new Data Transform Smart cell.
Learn how to use Livebook to build a Machine Learning app and deploy it to Hugging Face in less than 15 minutes.
Discover Livebook 0.9's new security features, including Hubs for centralized secret management and notebook stamping.
Explore Livebook v0.9's enhanced Machine Learning features: new Neural Network tasks with the built-in Smart Cell, Distributed² Machine Learning in Elixir, and more.
Explore Livebook 0.9's new features: deploy notebooks as user-friendly apps, star & access recent notebooks, and collapse sections. Learn how to build and deploy your notebook as an app with Livebook.
We are thrilled to announce the latest release of Livebook, version 0.9! 🎉
This blog post announces the integration of Livebook and Hugging Face Spaces.
In this blog post, we'll take a look at some of the new features released with Livebook 0.8.1. Let's dive in!
This post showcases ten of the most noteworthy features released with Livebook 0.8.
We have implemented several models, from GPT2 to Stable Diffusion, in pure Elixir, and you can download training parameters for said models directly from Hugging Face. Run Machine Learning models in three clicks with Livebook.
Livebook v0.7 is out! This is a major release coming with significant features in the following areas:
In this blog post, you'll learn how to use Livebook to connect to Amazon Athena, execute a SQL query against it, and visualize the data.
SpawnFest will have a specific category for Livebook-based projects this year, which Livebook is sponsoring.
Querying and visualizing data from a database is a common and recurring task. That's the kind of thing you don't want to repeat yourself, writing the same code repeatedly. That's where Livebook Smart cells come in. It helps you to automate any workflow you want.
We want Livebook to be accessible to as many people as possible. Before this release, installing Livebook on your machine could be considered easy, especially if you already had Elixir installed.
Livebook v0.6 is out with a number of exciting features! Join us, as we go from a database connection to charting the data in a few simple steps:
Livebook v0.5 is out with a number of goodies! We have recorded a video showing how to use those features to build chat apps, multiplayer games, and more:
We are glad to announce Livebook, an open source web application for writing interactive and collaborative code notebooks in Elixir and implemented with Phoenix LiveView. Livebook is an important step in our journey to enable the Erlang VM and its ecosystem to be suitable for numerical and scientific computing.
