Jupyter notebooks are fine to use in production as long as their outputs aren't considered "official" unless they are run in batch mode, e.g., with nbconvert or papermill. That is, you should never deliver any result from a notebook you ran interactively.
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@petebachant Guix backed Jupyter kernel for reproducible "production ready" research https://codeberg.org/guix-science/guix-jupyter
@sharlatan nice! Any luck getting "non-hacker" scientists to use it?
@petebachant I share your view. Even blogged about it (once upon a time ...). Seen groups literally produce hundreds, sometimes thousands of notebook files. Very much akin to the infamous piled higher and deeper comic: https://phdcomics.com/comics/archive.php?comicid=1531
And still: These people insist it is the holy reproducibility grail. The "gold standard" ⬅️ this is a quote! 🤦♂️
I recommend getting a PubPeer account ... 😉
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