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[Suggestion] Notebook version of the repo #333

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modasserbillah opened this issue Jul 1, 2020 · 6 comments
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[Suggestion] Notebook version of the repo #333

modasserbillah opened this issue Jul 1, 2020 · 6 comments

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@modasserbillah
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The way this repo is structured can be hard to read at times. Have you considered creating a jupyter notebook version of this repo?

Pros

  • Better formatting of texts
  • Code output can be easily shown
  • The illustration images can be added on the same notebook

Overall it would be a nicer learning experience. I have created one example here.

@faif
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faif commented Jul 2, 2020

Hi. I like jupyter and I think that this is a good idea. When this repo was created jupyter was out of scope, but if you want to put some effort I encourage you 👍

@fkromer
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fkromer commented Jul 3, 2020

In case someone wants to jump into this I'd recommend to deploy the notebooks with binder.

@modasserbillah
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Thanks for the feedback! I have started putting them into notebooks on my repo. Feel free to check them out and collaborate. I'll deploy with binder once I have a good number of them added.

@timhoffm
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Sphinx gallery might be worth a look:

  • Inputs can be .py files or notebooks.
  • It renders to a nice page (requires a sphinx setup)
  • You can download the result as .py or notebook independent of the input format used.
  • There's experimental Binder support.

@RobinRH
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RobinRH commented Apr 8, 2024

I'm going to give this a try.

@hasansezertasan
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Instead of notebooks, one could build an interactive documentation similar to pydantic.

Screenshot:

Before running the example:

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Starting the example:

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Output:

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