The secret weapon for developers, Notebooks.
summary
Claims that Jupyter notebooks turn learning, spikes and prototyping from slow edit/compile cycles into immediate, in-page execution with code, plots and Markdown side-by-side. Shows tools and deployments: IPython origin (started as ~273 lines and grows to ~78k), kernels for >100 languages, Docker images, Azure Notebooks, GitHub rendering and JupyterHub multiuser servers. Demonstrates extensions (exercise widgets, syntax plugins), converting notebooks to HTML/Word, and using remote kernels; notebooks run, display plots and share reproducible results, not just static examples.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 9:45run at the beginning of your python interpreter
- 17:37install your python notebook
- 21:51insert cells at the top or at the bottom
- 23:49embed equations together with your markdown
- 35:27interchange data frames between r and python
- 36:29install env extensions
- 37:34embed python code in your markdown
- 46:40install the whole jupiter
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