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Session 3
Title: Jupyter Notebooks
Moderator:
- Dierk Höppner
Participants:
- Andreas Leimbach
- Fidan Limani
- Johanna Kuhnert
Notes:
* Short introduction and tutorial on Jupyter
* Question to be answered: How is Jupyter working?
* Short introduction how it is working
* Usage e.g. for documentation
* python code and other code can be integrated
* Jupyter is working like any other editor
* How to start up Jupyter and create a new file
* Get some CSV data and load it with pandas with Python
* The whole Jupyter Notebook can be executed in one go, or you can go step by step (Shift + enter)
* Such a notebook can be a great tool to make your research reproducible, send it to your colleagues or even host it online (e.g. GitHub) and then put a link in a publication
* Of course you can also publish a notebook and all its output in different formats, e.g. HTML (contains JavaScript only works with internet connection), PDF etc.; which is great for sharing with your not so-nerdy colleagues: `jupyter nbconvert *.ipynb`
* A nice website to show interactive notebooks is www.mybinder.org: Which can pull your notebook from a GitHub repo to show it online
* Jupiter: http://jupiter.org
* Many examples and tutorials on YouTube and other websites
* Collection of "Jupyter notebook tools" https://github.com/ttimbers/jupyter_notebook_tools