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# Domain Level
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- Intermediate
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# Description
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We will show how to use IPython in different ways, as: an interactive shell,
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a graphical console, a network-aware VM in GUIs, a web-based
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- notebook with code, graphics and rich HTML, and a high-level framework for
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- parallel computing.
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+ notebook with code, graphics and rich HTML.
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# Audience
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- Basic concepts: the server, the dashboard, your notebooks.
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- A notebook as a rich document: text, code, results and multimedia.
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- - The IPython display protocol: ` __repr__ ` on acid .
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+ - The IPython display protocol: ` __repr__ ` for more than just text .
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- Converting notebooks to other formats for sharing, blogging and publication.
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- Sharing your notebooks: [ nbviewer] ( http://nbviewer.ipython.org ) .
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- ** A brief introduction to ` IPython.parallel ` **
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+ ** Last section **
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- - Basic architecture: the concept of an "interactive IPython cluster".
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- - Direct execution of code across engines in a cluster.
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- - Dynamic load-balancing of tasks.
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- - IPython engines in the cloud (illustrated with Rackspace Compute instances).
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+ - Widgets?
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+ - Libraries that make the most of IPython (dask, pandas, etc.)?
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+ - Parallel?
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+ - Deploying with docker?
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# More info
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# Additional Notes
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- This is essentially a repeat of a tutorial Fernando Perez gave at Pycon 2014.
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- It was apparently a big success and he was asked to do it again. However, since Fernando cannot
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- make it to this Pycon, he has asked us to do it. We are both core members of
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- the IPython development team.
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+ Versions of this tutorial have been presented at PyCon 2012, 2014, and 2015.
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+ It has been well received so far, and we would like to do keep teaching about IPython!
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