Literate Programming With Jupyter Notebooks and Quarto
summary
Nbdev turns Jupyter notebooks into real Python packages by using export directives to generate .py modules, running nbdev test to execute notebook-embedded unit tests, and producing a hosted Quarto site from the same notebook source. It supports two-way sync between notebook and plain .py files, hides example cells in docs, wires up CI and PyPI/Conda packaging automatically, and reports failures back to the originating notebook so tests and docs stay in sync.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Start
- 4:29nbdev brings everything together into one interface
- 10:00Generate Python Modules
- 10:22Develop Modules From Notebooks
- 10:34README with Notebooks, Too
- 12:49Notebooks As Syntatic Sugar For Source Code
- 13:16Mindset: It's A Dialect of Python
- 14:12WHAT DOES QUARTO ENABLE?
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