JupyterHub 2016 online mini-workshop on July 22nd, 9am-noon Pacific Time

[Fernando Perez]

Hi all,

next week, we'll be holding a very informal mini-workshop about use cases and deployment scenarios of JupyterHub.  The rationale and description of the plan is here:

https://github.com/jupyter/jupyterhub-2016-workshop

We still have an open slot for one more lightning talk, if you have a use case you'd like to tell the community about, please ping me.  Note that all talks will be really short (mostly 10 minutes, with a few exceptions at the start for setting the stage). We'll leave 30 minutes at the end for open discussion, and will be taking notes collaboratively during the entire session.

We'll record the session and will post it as usual to our YouTube channel.

We hope the combination of the presentations and slides will serve as a useful "gallery" of use cases for everyone, complementing the main documentation.

I'll update the repo (and will post a note here) next week when I have the final details of the video conference call.

Cheers

f

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