Writing a Book in Jupyter Notebooks
summary
A book is being developed as Jupyter notebooks as chapters with runnable Python, animations and sliders; the team uses nbconvert plus a custom replacement of ipywidgets with j s animation for static HTML and a separate static-interact shim for PDFs, and they export via the bookbook workflow with BibTeX. Hosting options tested include Binder, Docker and Azure; a GitHub repo holds the notebooks (https://github.com/clawpack/riemann_book) and tools like MV dime help merge notebook edits.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Writing a book in Jupyter
- 1:22Riemann problem in hyperbolic PDEs
- 8:23Why Jupyter for books
- 11:34Interactive notebooks demo
- 17:33Notebooks to HTML and PDF
- 22:30Notebook workflow tools
- 26:47Q&A
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