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Ref/intro apps #528
Ref/intro apps #528
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@lheagy looks great!
For binder, there is no problem, but for azure, we need to add pip install statement for each notebook, and may need some instructions about that.
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is there a way that we can automatically installing em_examples
in azure? otherwise, we need to add
pip install em_examples
statement in every notebook. Also, some guidance so that user can run jupyter notebooks.
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Also, we need to set our python kernel consistently.
For different python, we need to re-install em_examples on azure.
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@sgkang: as long as users check the box that says clone recursively
then all of the dependencies in requirements.txt
are installed (including em_examples
). so the pip install is not necessary at the top of the notebooks
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First impressions
Apps
General cleanup