From the course: Introducing Jupyter
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Distributing on GitHub - Python Tutorial
From the course: Introducing Jupyter
Distributing on GitHub
- [Instructor] GitHub is a Git repository hosting service, a place to store code. In fact, it's where the code for the Jupyter Project itself is stored and developed. It works as a great place to store Jupyter Notebooks. Any Notebooks stored in a GitHub account will be rendered as static pages so you can have a home to store multiple Notebooks and people can quickly see them without needing to actually download them and run them in Jupyter themselves. For a plethora of examples, Project Jupyter has a gallery of interesting Jupyter Notebooks. Here's an example of how a Notebook renders in GitHub. It's a GitHub page but it looks like a Jupyter Notebook. It is static HTML so it cannot be interacted with. You can view Notebooks without having a GitHub account but in order to store your own, you'll need to create an account. Once you have one, you can create a repository by clicking on the New button and giving a name to your new repository. There's a lot of information here about using…
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