Nextjournal

@usenextjournal

The notebook for reproducible research.

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  1. Pinned Tweet
    Jan 14

    🎆 We know we’re a little late but Happy 2020 everybody! 2019 has been an exciting year at Nextjournal and our users have done a ton of great work. Here are some of the highlights:

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  2. Apr 22

    🔍🤔 Ever found yourself hunting for a notebook amidst a sea of tiles? We’ve been there all the time. That’s why we redesigned our dashboard!

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    Apr 7

    I wrote up a few thoughts about 's Coffee Grinders over at . 😊

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    Apr 6

    As an aside, coming back to after not using it for a while, I've definitely noticed all the small UX changes and they made me happy. Particularly the ability to drag blocks to re-order. Go and check it out if you haven't already, it's impressive what you can do.

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    Apr 6

    If you fancy a "no strings" version of the tutorial, I've added this one to the versions

    Being on lockdown has given me the time to finish the next installment of the Crux tutorial. Thanks for all your ideas. Happy space travels everyone.
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    Apr 2

    Functional programing and the logical variable, Gary Lindstrom, 1984. Proposes "a novel dataflow-like rendering of unification" within a functional language. Of historical interest for users of , , &c.

    Replying to @jackrusher
    man, totally, more finds like this please! :)
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  7. Mar 23

    🎓 And for all of you that need to move their classes online in a hurry: Please check out our classroom guide and get in touch if you need assistance in moving your class online – we’re happy to help!

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  8. Mar 23

    🇮🇹 See how is arguing from evidence in his notebook on COVID-19 in Turin, Italy:

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  9. Mar 23

    💡 In these times of uncertainty, evidence-based messaging becomes ever more important. To support that, we decided to make unlimited private notebooks free for the time being. Sign up here and start creating:

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  10. Mar 20

    🎓 Teachers: We know a lot of you have to move your classes online in a hurry right now. We wrote up a quick guide for you on how you can use Nextjournal for classroom exercises:

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  11. Mar 18

    🌍 Confused about public/private/published? We were too! That’s why we cleaned up our sharing controls and Nextjournal’s use of these terms:

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  12. Retweeted
    Mar 13

    I'm working on a Notebook to display the situation of

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  13. Retweeted
    Mar 13

    It was difficult to get perspective on the Corona outbreak in Turin, Italy. I made this computational notebook and so far there are some interesting results from our region.

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    Mar 3

    ✨Nice exercise today: port literate to via . See Neil Strickland's formal proof of Euclid's Theorem

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  15. Mar 2

    Also shout out to and for their code sample that we used to run Game of Life in Nextjournal. You can remix the notebook here:

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  16. Mar 2

    👾 Nextjournal’s Jupyter runtimes can now display & update multiple results per cell to create animated results like this Conway’s Game of Life evolution. Learn more about our support for Jupyter’s display kernel messages here:

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  17. Retweeted
    Feb 28

    We recently shipped some nice improvements: Audio results, Jupyter display support and a whole bunch of bugfixes:

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    Feb 22

    New "Parens for Python" post This time predicting Sportsball and UFOs

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    Feb 17

    NextJournal () is such a great environment, not only for science notebooks, but imagine you can do your CI builds like this: or write tutorials for your CLI tool like this:

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    Feb 14

    New example for Sci SpaCy - All the other code examples are here

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  21. Retweeted
    Feb 11

    "Dr. Schmood's Notebook of Python Calisthenics and Orthodontia" is a 25 minute romp through managing mutable state in Python and Jupyter. All demoed with . Don't get bit by misaligned state and output!

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