JupyterCon 2020 - Presentation: Creating a Jupyter Book with The Turing Way

Jupyter Book is an open source project for building publication-ready books with computational files. The Turing Way is a community-led book project on learning computational skills, which is hosted online as a Jupyter Book. In this tutorial, you will learn about the collaborative nature of both the projects and create your own book using files and chapters from The Turing Way as examples.

The workshop will start by introducing the importance of reproducibility in research.
The session leads will then present The Turing Way as a community-developed book project that teaches best practices in data science for research reproducibility, project design, communication, collaboration and ethics.
The project's workflow of creating Jupyter Book will be introduced as an example of the reproducible way for hosting online books
A demo of The Turing Way's GitHub repository will explain how a Jupyter book is created and how they are hosted online
A longer hands-on session will be carried out to create Jupyter Book on GitHub, using The Turing Way chapters and files if your interest as examples
We will further show how to deploy JupyterBook with continuous integration tests using github actions
We will show the collaborative workflow to collaborate on GitHub and propose edits on Jupyter Book
Breakout sessions will be used for demo and troubleshooting from the participants in small groups
The session will end with open Q&A and sharing details on how participants can gain further support when working with Jupyter Books and The Turing Way

Creating a Jupyter Book with The Turing Way

Malvika Sharan, Martina G. Vilas, Sarah Gibson

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