Tutorials - Ítalo Epifânio: Write your first package using literate programming

Python

Write your first Python package using literate programming with nbdev, a Jupyter Notebook-based package development tool, and learn how to document, test, and publish your code in a Git-friendly way.

Key takeaways

Italo Epifanio’s nbdev: Write your first package using literate programming
- Jupyter Notebooks can be used to develop Python packages using nbdev
- nbdev allows publishing Python packages using Git-friendly features
- Literate programming is a way to document code while writing it
- Jupyter Notebooks can be used to create documentation and test Python code
- nbdev uses Deattaxis system for documentation and testing
- Testing can be run in Jupyter Notebooks using nbdev
- nbdev provides hooks for package development and maintenance
- GitHub Actions can be used to automate package development and publishing
- nbdev and Jupyter Notebooks can be used to create documentation and user manuals
- Literate programming is a way to tell a story with code
- Code should be easy to understand and explain
- nbdev provides a way to create and package Jupyter Notebooks
- Python code can be used to create Jupyter Notebooks
- nbdev can be used to create and publish Python packages
- Literate programming can be used to create documentation and tutorials
- Jupyter Notebooks can be used to create and publish Python packages
- nbdev and Jupyter Notebooks can be used to create user manuals and documentation
- Code should be easy to understand and explain
- Literate programming can be used to tell a story with code
Liliparians can be used to write and then your first package using literate programming
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Code should be easy to debug
Code should be and easy to share with others

Tutorials - Ítalo Epifânio: Write your first package using literate programming

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