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Good stuff, but maybe it would be nice to do a mini tutorial in the blog post itself. I only like PDFs if I'm going to spend 20m+ reading something.

• ivan_ah 12y ago
  Good idea. It would make a nice series of blog posts... though I must say the easy-to-print PDF format has some nice things going for it too ;)
  • zokier 12y ago
    I think IPython notebook would be the best format for this.
    • lutusp 12y ago
      Complete agreement -- IPython is a nice, relatively lightweight mathematical environment based on Python. Runs locally in a browser [EDIT: and command line as well]. Easy to use. Free. My IPython tutorial: http://www.arachnoid.com/IPython http://www.arachnoid.com/IPython
      • zokier 12y ago
        > Runs locally in a browser And in terminal or a native Qt-based app. The Python runs always natively (ie not in browser), notebook/browser is merely a frontend to it.
        • lutusp 12y ago
          Yes, thank you -- I edited my earlier post to reflect this.
• omaranto 12y ago
  Why? If you have a browser plugin that can display PDFs they seem as convenient as a webpage to me. Better in some ways: usually layed out better, often faster to navigate and sometimes even smaller to download considering how bloated websites tend to be now, no ads, much better looking if printed.