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My Favourite Tool: IPython
re-posted with permission from Software Carpentry My favorite tool is … IPython. IPython is a Python interpreter with added features that make it an invaluable tool for interactive coding and data exploration. IPython is most commonly taught via the Jupyter notebook,...![My Favourite Tool: Jupyter Notebook](https://numfocus.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/jupyter-logo-300.png)
My Favourite Tool: Jupyter Notebook
re-posted with permission from Software Carpentry My favourite tool is … the Jupyter Notebook. One of my favourite tools is the Jupyter notebook. I use it for teaching my students scientific computing with Python. Why I like it: Using Jupyter with the plugin RISE, I...![Hackseq17: Canada’s Genomics Hackathon for Open Science](https://numfocus.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/optfeaturedpanel-3.jpg)
Hackseq17: Canada’s Genomics Hackathon for Open Science
This post contributed by Jake Lever, a PhD student in the University of British Columbia’s Bioinformatics program. NumFOCUS was pleased to provide funding support to the hackseq17 hackathon. hackseq17: Canada’s genomics hackathon hackseq17: Canada’s genomics...![Quantopian commits to fund pandas as a new NumFOCUS Corporate Partner](https://numfocus.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/quantopian-color-logo-300.png)