Getting started with Jupyter Notebooks and PowerShell

In this video, I show how to get started with Jupyter Notebooks and PowerShell. I first go over the web interface for Jupyter and how to use .NET interactive to run PowerShell scripts in notebooks. I then go into Azure Data Studio to show how to build notebooks with a more rich PowerShell experience. Finally, I show how to build PowerShell notebooks using the Visual Studio Code Insiders edition and the preview edition of the PowerShell extension.

Dependencies:

- PowerShell 7.0.3
- Python 3.8.5
- .NET Core 3.1 SDK
- Visual Studio Code Insiders with PowerShell Preview Extension
- Azure Data Studio with PowerShell Extension

Commands Run:

pip install jupyterlab
dotnet interactive jupyter install
jupyter notebook

Resources:

[AaronNelsonSQL]

Fantastic round-up Adam! 👍
One quick note for those who use a Mac or Linux: the 'PowerShell' kernel in Azure Data Studio will end up running the PowerShell version you have installed, not PowerShell 5.1.

[seansauve]

Any chance PowerShell Universal can render a Jupyter notebook on a dashboard page? I have a lot of docs on PU already using TinyMCE and HTML, but would love to step up my game.