livebook-dev/livebook
Livebook is a collaborative, interactive computing environment for notebooks that supports Elixir, Python, and Erlang. It provides a rich, real-time editing experience with code completion, syntax highlighting, and live data visualization. The system manages notebook execution across various runtime environments, including local, Kubernetes, and Fly.io, while supporting persistent app deployment and secure secret management. It also features a desktop application and CLI tools for managing and deploying notebooks.
54.8
Adequate · 29 July 2026
68k
lines of production code
Elixir
with JavaScript
2
bus factor · 183 authors in all
4
measurements over time
How it got here
2021 · Livebook rebranding and architecture modernization
The project underwent a comprehensive modernization, featuring a rebrand from LiveBook to Livebook and a migration of the asset pipeline from Webpack to Vite. The codebase was refactored to replace legacy Phoenix MVC components with a LiveView-based architecture, introducing modular runtime backends, a pluggable file system abstraction, and new app deployment features.
50 changes
2022–2023 · Teams infrastructure and desktop app
This period focused on building the foundational infrastructure for Livebook Teams, including structured data models, Protobuf-based WebSocket communication, and hub management for organizations. Concurrently, the codebase expanded to support a standalone desktop application via Tauri and introduced new interactive notebook features like Mermaid rendering and media inputs.
41 changes
2024–2026 · Livebook feature expansion
This period focused on significantly expanding Livebook's capabilities with a new CodeMirror-based live editor featuring real-time collaboration and syntax highlighting. The release also introduced advanced intellisense for Python and Elixir, Kubernetes runtime support, and a Git-based file system, while establishing a robust foundation for app deployment and Teams integration.
20 changes
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