Python IDE & Jupyter – Juno

I work as a scientist at a large pharmaceutical company in Boston and this app has been my daily driver for analyzing data on my iPad as well as my Vision Pro for the last few years. It’s truly been a productivity game changer. Instead of lugging my MacBook Pro into the lab, or to a meeting, I can bring my iPad to document my experiments. I also use Juno on my Vision Pro during my long train commute which is amazing. Thanks for developing this app!

My main Jupyter environment is Anaconda on my Mac. I use GitHub to sync about 30 notebooks and their associated Python source files over to Juno (both on my iPad and on my iPhone) so I can give impromptu demos and make small changes and improvements no matter where I am. Over time Juno has matured and grown fairly robust. I’m especially glad that Python 3.10 support came out in May 2023. Alex Staravoitau responded quickly when I reported a configuration glitch in the new Python 3.10 release (the Bokeh plotting library required a different version of jinja2). He gave me a temporary workaround and within a couple of days got a corrected version out to the App Store. Juno is probably my most favorite app. It’s been extraordinarily useful. A strong five stars!

I am a Bioinformatician and I use Jupyter Notebook and Python as part of my workflow. Every now and then I like to take a break from using my computer, and simply use my iPad Pro to write Python scripts. I really like this app as it suits this purpose. Juno works like Jupyter Notebook, with the markdown style, python console, and even the functional keys of “B”, “A”, “M”, when adding a new line below, above, and markdown that makes Jupyter Notebook easy to use. I haven’t had any issues with delays, crashes, or bugs. It works great, and to take things a step further, I would really like to see R included as a language for this app. There is definitely a need for it.