Making The Most Of Jupyter Notebooks

A talk given at Lunchbytes on 2020-Oct-07. A ten minute talk on extentions and libraries available to Jupyter Notebooks. Part of an hour long session on "The Pros and Cons of Jupyter Notebooks". See more information here

View a live notebook here or here: Binder

View a static version of the slides here

Running the Slideshow from Source

Two options are provided to create the slides. One is through binder, the other is from source.

Running The Slideshow in Binder

A cloud image running this notebook is available on binder. Ensure "Split Cells Notebook" extention is active by selecting Nbextentions -> Split Cells notebook -> Enable. You may need to disable configuration for nbextentions by unticking the top tickbox.

View the notebook through Files->Making the most out of Jupyter Notebooks.ipynb. Run the code required through cell->Run all. To view the slides select the "Enter/Exit RISE slideshow" button along the top toolbars (should be next to the download button). If any cells do not appear correct within the slideshow re-run the cell within the slideshow with shift+enter.

Running The Slideshow From Source Code

Download this repository and set up the dependencies using conda:

conda env create -f environment.yml

Ensure "Split Cells Notebook" extention is active by selecting Nbextentions -> Split Cells notebook -> Enable. You may need to disable configuration for nbextentions by unticking the top tickbox.

View the notebook through Files->Making the most out of Jupyter Notebooks.ipynb. Run the code required through cell->Run all. To view the slides select the "Enter/Exit RISE slideshow" button along the top toolbars. If any cells do not appear correct within the slideshow re-run the cell within the slideshow with shift+enter.