Hello Steve, all,
Steve's jupyter based new user tutorial is almost ready for use now.
The jupyter server (might be unstable right now due to migrating services) can be reached at:
https://www.einsteintoolkit.nationaldataservice.org
A draft of the website with instructions can be found in the rhaas/new-users-tutorial of the ET website repository:
git clone -b rhaas/new-users-tutorial https://bitbucket.org/einsteintoolkit/www einsteintoolkit-site
(for a fresh checkout)
or
git fetch git checkout -b rhaas/new-users-tutorial
(if you already have the website repo checked out)
will make the branch available. The file too look at is documentation/new-user-tutorial.html eg.
firefox documentation/new-user-tutorial.html
Please note that the server hosting the jupyter server will go into *maintenance* on Monday so may not be available for testing just before the ET call.
Please provide feedback and suggestions to Steve, me and/or the users mailing list.
Yours, Roland
Hello all,
the checkout command should have been:
git fetch git checkout rhaas/new-users-tutorial
ie. no -b option.
Yours, Roland
Hello Steve, all,
Steve's jupyter based new user tutorial is almost ready for use now.
The jupyter server (might be unstable right now due to migrating services) can be reached at:
https://www.einsteintoolkit.nationaldataservice.org
A draft of the website with instructions can be found in the rhaas/new-users-tutorial of the ET website repository:
git clone -b rhaas/new-users-tutorial https://bitbucket.org/einsteintoolkit/www einsteintoolkit-site
(for a fresh checkout)
or
git fetch git checkout -b rhaas/new-users-tutorial
(if you already have the website repo checked out)
will make the branch available. The file too look at is documentation/new-user-tutorial.html eg.
firefox documentation/new-user-tutorial.html
Please note that the server hosting the jupyter server will go into *maintenance* on Monday so may not be available for testing just before the ET call.
Please provide feedback and suggestions to Steve, me and/or the users mailing list.
Yours, Roland
users@lists.einsteintoolkit.org