Does anybody have some experience with the iPython notebook?
How do you get started?
Lardmeister 461
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Jump to PostA distribution such as Anaconda make it easy to run iPython notebook without thinking of dependencies.
Jump to PostThe main drawback of ipython's notebook is its limited editing capabilities. A web browser is far from being as responsive as an IDE and most code editing features are missing.
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vegaseat 1,735
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snippsat 661
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A distribution such as Anaconda make it easy to run iPython notebook without thinking of dependencies.
I aslo have Miniconda wish i run iPython notebook/Spyder for python 3.4 from.
Anaconda is closed enviroment so it would not affect orginal installed Python.
My main version that i use most is still Python 2.7
More about it here
vegaseat 1,735
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The more recent WinPython dowloads are now at ...
http://sourceforge.net/projects/stonebig.u/files/Winpython_2.7/
http://sourceforge.net/projects/stonebig.u/files/Winpython_3.3/
http://sourceforge.net/projects/stonebig.u/files/Winpython_3.4/
Whatever you download has a file named
IPython Notebook.exe
that runs the notebook on your default browser.
Gribouillis 1,391
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The main drawback of ipython's notebook is its limited editing capabilities. A web browser is far from being as responsive as an IDE and most code editing features are missing.
bumsfeld 413
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The IPython Notebook seems to be made for scientific presentations and reports.
To show off things like numpy, matplotlib.pyplot, pylab, seaborn and guiqwt.pyplot. You can tweak your code and see the result in real time.
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