Learn IJAVA with Real Code Examples

Suitable for educational and exploratory tasks

Heavy computations may be slower than standalone Java IDEs

Notebook execution is cell-based; long-running cells may block others

Visualization libraries add minor overhead

Not optimized for large-scale Java applications

Executing untrusted code can run arbitrary Java commands

Use isolated environments or containers

Be cautious when including external libraries

Notebook sharing may expose code and outputs

Cloud-hosted notebooks require proper access controls

Track execution time of code cells

Monitor resource usage on cloud kernels

Check outputs for correctness

Analyze collaborative edits

Use extensions for logging and metrics

Organize code logically in cells

Comment and document using Markdown

Use consistent naming conventions

Validate code correctness

Refactor large notebooks into modular sections