NumFOCUS Welcomes SunPy, Our Newest Fiscally Sponsored Project
NumFOCUS is pleased to announce the addition of SunPy to our fiscally sponsored projects. SunPy is a community-developed, free and open-source software library for solar physics based on Python. The aim of the SunPy project is to provide the software tools necessary...
IBM Brings Jupyter and Spark to the Mainframe
NumFOCUS Platinum Sponsor IBM has been doing wonderful work to support one of our fiscally sponsored projects, Project Jupyter. Brian Granger over at the Jupyter Blog has the details… “For the past few years, Project Jupyter has been collaborating with IBM...
PyData Atlanta Meetup Celebrates 1 Year and over 1,000 members
PyData Atlanta holds a meetup at MailChimp, where Jim Crozier spoke about analyzing NFL data with PySpark. Atlanta tells a new story about data by Rob Clewley In late 2015, the three of us (Tony Fast, Neel Shivdasani, and myself) had been regularly nerding out about...
nteract: Building on top of Jupyter (from a rich REPL toolkit to interactive notebooks)
This post originally appeared on the nteract blog. nteract builds upon the very successful foundations of Jupyter. I think of Jupyter as a brilliantly rich REPL toolkit. A typical REPL (Read-Eval-Print-Loop) is an interpreter that takes input from the user and...