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Move to Jupyter notebooks #1
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Hi @colinsauze. I am interested in working on this lesson, and I guess this is a good starting point. However, I was having some difficulties building the lesson, and would like to submit a PR addressing that before I work on this issue. I DMed you on the Carpentries Slack, if you happen to use that channel. Thanks! |
- Related to carpentries-incubator#1. - Add instructions to use JupyterLab. - Add video instructions to install Anaconda.
- This correctly renders the video block introduced in 92576ea. - Related to carpentries-incubator#1.
- Adds python_install.html with video instructions to install Python with Anaconda. - Related to carpentries-incubator#1.
Jupyter notebooks are quite resource intensive to run so may not be appropriate for everybody. Many of the Carpentries lessons use a format where code snippets are used, without imposing formatting. This allows easy inclusion of a variety of programming languages within the same framework, and also enables participants to choose the programming environment they want. |
@bkmgit that makes sense. The I do think that lessons can be relatively platform-agnostic; however, it is good to have a recommended way of running them. This is why changes that address this issue can be restricted to the |
Update with new changes from Mikes repo
The lesson currently uses Spyder and raw python. It would be better suited to using Jupyter notebooks.
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