Hello. Can I reach people using #JupyterBook to create online teaching resources or technical documents?

https://jupyterbook.org/en/stable/intro.html

I am interesting in the process of creating PDFs from the JupyterBook.

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Using #MarkdownSQLPro Tools 🛠️ with new #SQLBookmarks 🔖, #SQLite & our #DuckDBPro #SQLTools in #VSCode IDE on @ploomber's #JupySQL #JupyText / #MyST #JupyterBook 📓 markdown docs 😎

#SQL #DuckDB #Markdown #ProDataTools 🧙‍♂️ ...

Same #JupySQL Intro #JupyterBook 📓 markdown document in #VSCode IDE with the added top level Execute All, Select All, Extract All SQL code lenses, and Execute, Select, Copy and Create SQL code lenses in the code cells with %%sql #SQLMagics:

#MarkdownSQLProTools 🧙‍♂️ ...

Quick demo of the new Extract All SQL and Execute SQL code lenses in the upcoming #MarkdownSQL Pro Tools v1.2.0 with #JupyterBook markdown support and #JupySQL / #SQLMagics SQL code extraction and execution in action:

This example uses VS Code #SQLTools and #DuckDBPro Tools to execute SQL queries directly from the Jupy SQL Jupyter Book markdown document (https://github.com/ploomber/jupysql/blob/master/doc/quick-start.md).

#VSCode #ProDataTools 🧙‍♂️ ...

The beginnings of an introduction for the #TroveDataGuide. Still figuring out a few #JupyterBook things. https://wragge.github.io/trove-data-guide/introduction.html

https://volodymyrpavlyshyn.medium.com/turn-code-samples-into-an-executable-book-with-jupyter-book-783e84bf9f5f small guide to #selfpublishing. I turn code samples to a executable book #jupyter #jupyterbook

Another simple update to docs for a #python project leads to a rabbit hole fixing #JupyterBook issues. 😭

@jfmay Thanks for your experience and resources. I do something similar with #JupyterBook and #github (and I am happy to see I could do the same on #gitlab).

Currently, each section has a 2.5-hour lecture each week, where I mix topic introductions and applications.

I want to move topic introductions to a video students watch before class, allowing meetings to focus on applications (i.e., working through notebooks full of exercises).

Just in case someone out here finds it useful, here's a link to my #ML for #Neuroscience exercise booklet (made with #JupyterBook ):

https://zvibaratz.github.io/ml_for_neuro/chapters/chapter_01/exercise_01.html

It's probably my last year TAing the class, and I haven't updated it in a while, but there are a couple of (hopefully) useful tutorials in there; particularly exercises V and VI, plagiarized (I mean adapted) from bits of the ISLR and an incredible workshop given by @talyarkoni on #NeuroHackademy 2020 (see https://github.com/neurohackademy/nh2020-curriculum/tree/master/tu-machine-learning-yarkoni).

#TIL you can use #JupyterBook to run #Bash commands

I’ve just been using it for product research on things and it’s awesome to then make notes straight away!

@zoeleblanc @simonwiles @shane_et_al @sramsay I bet we could get multiple DSC books out of this one, though we might need to get creative with the premise a bit for something like SQL. (There's no database in our project as such, though we have a metadata sheet and full text.)

I don't know offhand what the underpinnings are of the #JupyterBook search, but since that's our publishing platform it could be one starting point.

I've been doing a lot of my homework solutions for UG Stars class in #jupyter and putting them up online using #JupyterBook :

https://zingale.github.io/ast341_f22_examples/intro.html

this way anyone can run them easily in the cloud

#astrodon #oer #teaching

Gracias por compartirlo @ecosdelfuturo. Yo uso #jupyterbook para generar websites o pdf, pero viendo por encima #quarto me parece más completo y fácil de usar. Es una pena que haya que instalarlo desde un paquete y no pueda instalarse y gestionarse con #conda ¿o sí puede hacerse? sería más fácil para trabajar en entornos.

@MarkH Thanks Mark. Ppl have done fantastic stuff with #jupyterbook for courses and training material.

As I was aluding to in one of my answers, we are now testing if #jupyterbook can replace the rigid Algorithm Theoretical Baseline Document (ATBD) document for a satellite processing chain.

We are at the start of the journey, first with #ESA, maybe later with EUMETSAT and #OSISAF.

@DewiLeBars We are trying to use them for technical documentation of algorithms for #satellite data processing: we write the mathematical description and then the prototype implementation software alongside (as notebooks).

Historically the description has been in a document (a PDF), and the source code to the side. And you have to update both places when you make some changes.

The hope is that the #jupyterbook will keep these two close together.

But we are at the start of our journey.

So anyone using #jupyterbook here?

https://jupyterbook.org/en/stable/intro.html

I've started to explore them for an ESA study and what I've seen so far ROCKS!

Something I'm excited about is the #CryoCloud #JupyterBook 📙 starting up at https://book.cryointhecloud.com by @TashaMSnow@twitter.com et al. This will be a great resource for ❄️ #Cryosphere researchers working on data-intensive workflows like #MachineLearning! If you have ideas on 👩‍🏫 #tutorials, feel free to mention them below, or post it to the #GitHub page at https://github.com/CryoInTheCloud/CryoCloudWebsite!

Lunch discussion about #venus data analysis. Eliot Young and team took a lot of Venus data with the SPECS spectrometer at the #IRTF telescope on Hawai’i and they need a Pythonista to comb through the data. Will be fun! First need to clean up existing notebooks and put them into a #jupyterbook for better access!