PyCon tutorial

[MinRK]

Carol brought up the idea that an IPython and/or Jupyter tutorial at PyCon would be a good idea, since we didn't do one last year. The deadline for tutorials in next week, 30 November

We have a few tutorials available, which we can derive from what we've done in the past:

- classic "IPython in Depth", giving a broad overview and introduction

- Deploying notebooks - JupyterHub in particular, possibly including things like tmpnb, kernel-gateway, using docker, etc.

- A more widgets-centric, or other advanced IPython tutorial

Or if anyone has another more in-depth or advanced idea, that would be great, too!

Since it's been a while, I'm most inclined toward updating the classic IPython in Depth tutorial as a basic introduction to IPython and the notebook.

Who is interested in and available for teaching about IPython and Jupyter in Portland May 17–25?

https://us.pycon.org/2017/speaking/tutorials/

-Min

[Michael Bright]

Hi Min,

I ran a successful "Ipython in Depth" at EuroPython this summer which was good experience for me.

    https://github.com/mjbright/ipython-in-depth/blob/master/EuroPython2016-Logistics.pdf

I've submitted several (5) proposals already for PyCon US (nothing around Jupyter, I decided to leave that to you guys ...).

I'd be happy to provide a helping hand in delivering an "IPython/Jupyter" or "Jupyter Hub" session, if that can help.

Mike.

[Matthias Bussonnier]

Hey Min,

On Wed, Nov 23, 2016 at 12:11 PM, MinRK <benja...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Carol brought up the idea that an IPython and/or Jupyter tutorial at PyCon
> would be a good idea, since we didn't do one last year. The deadline for
> tutorials in next week, 30 November
>
> We have a few tutorials available, which we can derive from what we've done
> in the past:
>
> - classic "IPython in Depth", giving a broad overview and introduction
> - Deploying notebooks - JupyterHub in particular, possibly including things
> like tmpnb, kernel-gateway, using docker, etc.
> - A more widgets-centric, or other advanced IPython tutorial

I'm in, there is a couple of things where I would need to catch up a
bit, but I can definitively give a hand especially if it's close to
IPython-in-depth.

Is there a shared document for current proposal ?

Cheers,
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M

[MinRK]

Hi Matthias and Mike!

I think doing the IPython-in-depth is a good choice at PyCon. I’d like to not be the submitting presenter, since I cannot commit to the travel at this point. I opened a PR updating the existing proposal; we can finish putting it together there. The only thing I’d like to switch up is IPython parallel as the last segment - I think that’s a bit too much to bite off for the audience of the first section.

https://github.com/ipython/ipython-in-depth/pull/38

-Min

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