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[tashrifbillah]

Thanaks @lassoan , found examples employing both practices here.

[lassoan]

If that is the case, can “Option 1. Run using Binder” retire in the future?

This is the first Binder outage I’ve ever heard of and it was just for a really short time, so this certainly does not justify retiring this option.

I am thinking about running Slicer as a web application and I think the above provides the only means for doing that.

Not at all. Binder is just a quick demo. You can run the same docker image as binder on your own computer, or on virtual machines of any cloud hosting companies. The advantage of using your own resources is that you have immediate startup (no need to wait for tens of seconds) and you can allocate much more computational power; the disadvantage is that it is not free (you have to pay for your internet connection and/or cloud hosting).

What does this header precede or follow?

“Using Slicer from a notebook” section shows how to use Slicer once you have completed setup steps (either on binder or on your computer).