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BeakerX is open-source and free

Supported by contributors and community

No paid features; relies on Jupyter ecosystem

Used primarily for education, research, and experimentation

Optional commercial hosting via JupyterHub or cloud services

Improved integration with more languages

Enhanced interactive widgets and plots

Better documentation and community tutorials

Cloud-hosted BeakerX environments

Polyglot support for emerging JVM and Python features

Large-scale production backend services

Offline-only workflows without Jupyter

Projects requiring persistent cloud deployment

High-concurrency multi-user environments

Extremely large datasets requiring distributed processing

BeakerX extends Jupyter notebooks with polyglot programming support.

Provides interactive tables, plots, and widgets for rich data exploration.

Ideal for teaching, research, and exploratory programming.

Supports Python and JVM languages within a single notebook.

Not designed for large-scale production deployment.

Is BeakerX free? -> Yes, open-source

Which languages are supported? -> Python, Java, Kotlin, Groovy, Scala

Can I mix languages in a single notebook? -> Yes, polyglot notebooks

Does BeakerX require cloud resources? -> No, runs locally or on JupyterHub

Are interactive widgets supported? -> Yes, tables, plots, and forms