initial test and draft of Jupyter book #2
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This commit adds the computational environment files necessary to build the environment and the course pages.
This PR adds the landing page and jupyter book configuration files.
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Hey @jeremymanning,
I'm so sorry for the major delay.
I finally managed to work on this and create an initial test/draft implementation of the course's
Jupyter Book, thus addresses #1.This
PRand the entailedcommitsadd all necessary files and restructure the content so that theJupyter Bookcan be build. Content-wise nothing changed and I tried to implement a fitting structure.That being said, it's an initial test/draft and can be adapted as needed, e.g. including more interactive aspects, link to
google colab, addslides, addvideos, etc. . There are a lot of things that can be done but this of course depends on your preferences.I built the
Jupyter Bookon myforkso that you can see it: hereYou would need to setup
GitHub pagesand we would need to adapt some links. Other than that, it should be good to go.Sorry again.
Best, Peer