Short lesson with repo2docker only for CodeRefinery workshop about reproducible-research HOT 8 OPEN

binder and repo2docker are more general than jupyter. I think it would be better to discuss it during the reproducibilty lesson. That's something we can discuss during our first Open House!

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I have the same feeling watching this lesson a couple of times and I like the suggestion..

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Same feeling still. I think that the binder part may be for me the most important outcome and I will focus on that. I will teach this lesson coming Tuesday and maybe manage to readjust the lesson until then.

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I think this part could be removed: https://coderefinery.github.io/jupyter/05-exercises/
It's interesting, but it's more about Python than it is about Jupyter. All in there is nice to have but IMO not a must have. If I was a beginner and to be convinced about Jupyter and perhaps a beginner in Python, this part would be overwhelming for me. We often do not have really the time for this part. If I would remove one part, I would remove this part.

Maybe the one part I would keep is the widget example.

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Instead of showing all the cool things that can be done in Python and Jupyter, for me the goal is more to convince whether and how to move own output->data->plot scripts from the harddrive and ad-hoc scripts to Jupyter+Binder. That's the learning outcome for me. I might spin-off a side-repo where I condense the lesson.

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what about moving selected parts of this lesson into the reproducibility lesson? we can then retire the jupyter lesson from regular workshops but keep it for special occasion

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I don't think we should retire the Jupyter lesson. I think it is still relevant. The Binder part is new to most. But it could become part of the reproducibility lesson. We can also keep the exercises as optional for special occasions.

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Moving this good suggestion to reproducibility lesson. Which doesn't mean it needs to be implemented immediately. It has been dormant here for 1.5 years.

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