Pluto.jl 1.0 release – reactive notebook for Julia
fons-p
72 points
5 comments
June 02, 2026
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Discussion Highlights (4 comments)
slwvx
I would love Pluto but am completely put off by the output of a command being shown above the command that creates it. Sure, maybe the whole notebook is reactive, and I shouldn't care, but I still see Pluto as producing something close to a document or web page, which I want to read from top to bottom, and can't do with Pluto. This single feature/problem has kept me away from Pluto
whatever1
These days it is so easy to just build a full fledged react website with interactive components served locally, personally I just stopped trying to build language specific UIs.
thetwentyone
Pluto has been quite nice for me to use over the last few years and I even host notebooks using the SliderServer to let others run analysis and examples from the web.
wodenokoto
As I recall, Pluto really got into the spotlight, pre-pandemic with the course "Introduction to Computational Thinking with Julia", which as I remember went kinda viral (or maybe just in my bubble) It was a nice course, I did the first few weeks before life got in the way. It looks like they did one more in 2020 with a focus on COVID: https://ocw.mit.edu/courses/18-s190-introduction-to-computat...