SciPy Jupyter plenary project updates

[minrk]

There's going to be a very brief Tools Plenary update at SciPy (jupyter/governance#233), and we've been asked for any highlights from JupyterHub we'd like mentioned.

Anyone have things they'd like highlighted? I think we're talking about one very high level slide for all of JupyterHub, so really quick mentions of releases or ongoing/upcoming activities we'd like raised.

The main thing for me would probably be JupyterHub 5 with user-initiated sharing. Any z2jh/oauthenticator/repo2docker/binder highlights folks would like to bring to a general SciPy audience? We need updates by EOD US tomorrow (Thursday). Sorry for late notice, I'm AFK most of this month and not checking email every day.

cc @ivanov

[manics]

The JupyterHub org has 89 PRs with label:new merged since 2023-01-01, and 84 PRs with label:enhancement merged since 2023-01-01

A few things that stood out for me from those results, though I'm not sure if these are all worth highlighting:

• Adding windows support to simpervisor Add support for Windows platform simpervisor#26 , which means https://github.com/mathworks/jupyter-matlab-proxy can run on Windows
• jupyter-remote-desktop-proxy had a UI update Cleanup the UI to be much nicer jupyter-remote-desktop-proxy#78 , you could liven up a potentially text heavy slide by using the desktop screenshot
• repo2docker update to JupyterLab 4 [MRG] Update to JupyterLab 4 repo2docker#1340

It'd also be nice to acknowledge Curvenote's support of mybinder.org this year.