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Jupyter for everything else

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Mike BRIGHT - Jupyter for everything else Sure you can do a chunk of scientific exploration and stuff in Jupyter in your choice of language supplemented with visuals and that's already awesome ! But let's head off the beaten track a little to look at other uses, especially command-line. We'll look at some alternate uses of Jupyter ... ----- - Write command-line tutorials, cheat sheets in an easy to maintain format. - Perform visualization tasks for command-line tools - Write blog posts - Create interactive presentations (thanks Damian !) - Publish interactive books, articles and blog posts - HTML/js/css experimentation