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If you can’t find an answer to your question:
Juno is a complete Python development environment for iOS — which means it doesn’t need a server, since it runs code in your Python scripts and Jupyter notebooks locally, right on your iPad or iPhone. Juno Connect, on the other hand, is a Jupyter client for iOS — it lets you use the same notebook editor you would find in Juno, but instead of running code on device it will use a remote Jupyter server (or cloud-computing service) as a computational backend.
Since Juno doesn’t need a server to run, it is more deeply integrated into iOS, allowing you to open Python scripts and Jupyter notebooks from other apps, edit them “in-place” with all changes saved in the original location, browse the working directory, and much more.
Juno Connect, being a client, connects to a remote Jupyter server instead (or cloud-computing service, such as CoCalc), giving you access to virtually unlimited computational resources of the server you are using as a backend.
There are no educational discounts, unfortunately: App Store doesn’t allow anything like that, and although we do participate in their Volume Purchase Program, it seems to be geared towards educational institutions rather than individual students.
If you are planning to use Juno for learning, you may be interested in our app Tinkerstellar (which has a lot of free content).
Please, report all defects and feature requests in the issue tracker: Juno Issue Tracker.
Please, check out our guides on most common issues, or send us an e-mail, and we will be happy to help: [email protected].
Developers don’t have access to individual purchases or refunds, unfortunately — so you may need to contact App Store support directly (they have a straightforward process for this). That said, we truly hope you will give Juno apps another go some time. 😉