As a Jupyter notebook user, my programming notes were left out of my Obsidian workflow, so I created JupyMD to easily link my notes in Obsidian with Jupyter notebooks. Recently, I released an update to the plugin which allows the execution of code blocks in Obsidian, essentially making Obsidian a Jupyter notebook editor.
The code block outputs are fetched directly from the linked .ipynb file and rendered automatically. The outputs persist even after Obsidian is restarted. Whether you use Jupyter notebooks for machine learning workflows, data science, or plotting graphs; you are able to do much of what you would typically use a Jupyter notebook for right in Obsidian with JupyMD.
I initially built this plugin for my personal use. Although I have been finding it useful within my workflow, it is currently at a very early stage. If you think this plugin could also be useful for you, I would really appreciate your feedback.
Search for JupyMD on the Obsidian community plugin browser and check out the GitHub repository (unfortunately I am not able to use links in this forum).