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Viewing this presentation

Like some things in life, it's not so easy to view this presentation, as I took the (somewhat) strange decision to use Jupyter Notebook to actually make the presentation, along with the RISE extension for a 'live' presentation. On the day, it worked out okay, although I actually need to do something about the default fonts, etc.

Build a venv with jupyter and RISE

  1. You'll need a Python3 installation which can also build extensions.

  2. python3 -m venv <name-of-your-venv>

  3. source ./<name-of-your-venv>/bin/activate

  4. Follow option 2. (because I don't like conda on my machines -- no particular reason, to each their own):

    • pip install RISE
    • jupyter nbextension install rise --py --sys-prefix
    • jupyter nbextension enable rise --py --sys-prefix

  5. jupyter notebook

On my Linux machine it was jupyter-nbextension ... and on my Mac it was jupyter nbextension ..., so your mileage may vary.

Then just click on the extension.

The repository where I'm experimenting (writing) a reactive framework with immutable data structures around a very specific topic is:

Note that it is very much in flux and so may not be the best example of this technology. For a more thorough introduction to Reactive programming and Python, I would suggest ReactiveX / RxPY.