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So excited to see this coming! When we used Jupyter Notebooks to publish Practical Deep Learning for Coders, we discussed with Allen the idea of doing the same
by jph00 3y ago
So excited to see this coming! When we used Jupyter Notebooks to publish Practical Deep Learning for Coders, we discussed with Allen the idea of doing the same for some of his books.
Now it's actually happening. :D Even better, he's taken it further by adding cool tools such as a Jupyter-based turtle that shows inline graphics in the notebooks. I strongly suspect this will turn out to be the best way to learn Python programming when it's released.
Oh and I just remembered, we even showed a proof-of-concept of converting some of the 2nd edition of this book into nbdev notebooks: https://github.com/fastai/nbdev_cards/blob/master/01_deck.ipynb https://github.com/fastai/nbdev_cards/blob/master/01_deck.ip... . That notebook is rendered as this HTML: https://fastai.github.io/nbdev_cards/deck.html https://fastai.github.io/nbdev_cards/deck.html
- stuaxo 3y agoHaving code you can hide like this looks great foe documentation, I've been looking for something like this for a while.
- fifilura 3y agoI am proud of you! I loved Think Bayes and Think Stats, but it felt a bit off when everyone else were using notebooks. When I learn a new language with e.g. AdventOfCode, my first task is building a jupyter image for it.