it seems to have forking, and allows you to execute the code on the back end

so kind of a learning environment, because you can have people fork something like a ML notebook and play around with the different parameters

Hi hatmatrix - Currently it's primarily a hosted jupyter service - you can view with no login, or create/run if you login. It does not modify Jupyter itself in any significant way. We hope to add various features in the coming year. In its current form it can be used as a scratchpad, for classes, webinars, conferences, etc. where you have say 100+ ppl that quickly need to follow a tutorial without spending time on installation (it has Anaconda sitting underneath Python).

Just a note, if you have F# you can install Mbrace. Which means you can actually split workflows arbitrarily from inside the notebook. That's really, really powerful.

I'd like to hear an answer to this as well.