.NET Interactive Samples

This folder contains a number of samples that you can use to explore features of .NET Interactive.

• connect-wpf shows how you can embed .NET Interactive kernels within a .NET Core application and connect to them from a notebook. You can then use code to inspect, visualize, and change application state.

• ExtensionLab contains notebooks demonstrating some of the features in the Microsoft.DotNet.Interactive.ExtensionLab package.

• extensions contains sample projects that provide examples of how to create shareable .NET Interactive extensions and publish them using NuGet packages.

• my binder contains a Dockerfile that can be used as a template for deploying your notebooks along with the .NET Interactive tool using the Binder service.

• simple-fsharp-console demonstrates the most basic use of Interactive: it is a console app, executing user's commands and printing the result.

Running the samples

If you're using Jupyter, the easiest way to run these samples, once you've installed the .NET Interactive Jupyter kernel, is to open your Jupyter-enabled terminal, change your working directory to the samples folder, and run jupyter lab.

If you're using the .NET Interactive Notebooks extension for Visual Studio Code, you can open the sample notebooks directly.