From the readme
- Decentralized: Livebook is open-source and you can run it anywhere. The “Run in Livebook” badges makes it easy to import any Livebook into your preferred Livebook instance.
aiko
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natewallis
@jonericcook Definitely a fair question - something I am also wondering as I take my first look at livebook. It is pretty cool, and I was hoping to use it to publicly document one of my personal projects. I thought it might be possible to “publish” a livebook so that there was no editing access available to the code cells and they could just be executed..
EDIT
Just thought about this more on my way morning trip to the supermarket and realised that I missed the point of livebook in this situation (thinking more about the decentralised comment above). Of course you can document your own project, the documentation can live with the repo rather than being published to a central location.
Having a published public view of course introduces access roles and other authentication.
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