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sharing-RR-Jupyter

This lesson covers how to share your work with others. It focuses on setting up a GitHub account and putting your code on a public repository, as well as adding dependency files to your repository so that you can share links to an interactive version of your code using Binder.

Content generation steps

For certain parts, content needs to be re-generated from the source after you change the source. The goal is that this happen automatically through continuous integration (Travis CI) in the future, but currently it needs to be done manually.

Specifically, after modifying slides in the form of a Jupyter Notebook in the slides/ directory, or episodes in the form of a Jupyter Notebook in the _episodes_notebook/ directory, run the following command. (You must have Jupyter (and GNU Make) installed for this to work.)

$ make lesson-ipynb