Great article, thanks for the project links. I'm a big fan of Jupyter Notebook and have successfully used it for teaching Python basics.
I would like to a add a project which makes the reproduction of research done with Jupyter Notebooks quite easy and convenient: Binder (https://mybinder.org/). It builds a dedicated Docker container for you and pulls in your Git[Hub|Lab] hosted Notebook to tinker with it. Thus, Binder adds quite well to the publication flow.
Thanks for pointing to this handy tool. Just installed it successfully via Docker. This really looks very simple as you just put in URLs of raw documents hosted on GitHub or GitLab. No duplicate content, no new editors or interfaces. Quite cool. I just wished I could export a collection of documents for further processing with pandoc or Gitbook.
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Great article, thanks for the project links. I'm a big fan of Jupyter Notebook and have successfully used it for teaching Python basics.
I would like to a add a project which makes the reproduction of research done with Jupyter Notebooks quite easy and convenient: Binder (https://mybinder.org/). It builds a dedicated Docker container for you and pulls in your Git[Hub|Lab] hosted Notebook to tinker with it. Thus, Binder adds quite well to the publication flow.
Thanks for pointing to this handy tool. Just installed it successfully via Docker. This really looks very simple as you just put in URLs of raw documents hosted on GitHub or GitLab. No duplicate content, no new editors or interfaces. Quite cool. I just wished I could export a collection of documents for further processing with pandoc or Gitbook.