Project Jupyter and IPython

Jupyter Notebook Quickstart

• Try Jupyter
  • Ready to install Jupyter?
• Installation
  • Installing Jupyter and Python
  • Installing Jupyter (experienced Python developers)
  • Upgrading a Jupyter installation
  • Next steps
  • Installing kernels (optional)
• Running the Notebook
  • Additional options
• Migrating from IPython Notebook
  • Where have all my files gone?
  • Installation
  • Imports

Architecture

• Architecture guides

Narratives and Use Cases

• Narratives and use cases
  • Narrative: Notebook
  • Narrative: JupyterHub
  • Narrative: Building blocks
  • Jupyter for Data Science
  • Jupyter and Scientific Computing
  • Jupyter in Education

IPython

• IPython
  • IPython website
  • Gallery of interesting notebooks
  • IPython documentation

Installation, Configuration, and Usage

• Installation, Configuration, and Usage
  • Jupyter on your system: Commands, directories, files
  • Configuring Jupyter applications
  • Jupyter projects
  • IPython projects
  • Jupyter Incubator projects
  • Programming Languages (Kernels)
  • Project Documentation

Contributor Guides

• Contributor Guides
  • Welcome
  • Developer Guide
  • IPython Development Guide (source: old IPython wiki)
  • Documentation Guide
  • Communications Guide

Release Notes

• Release Notes
  • Release Notes

Reference

• Reference
  • Glossary

Community

• Community Guides
  • Events
  • Conferences
  • Jupyter communications and social media
  • Publications about Jupyter and IPython
  • Project history and timeline
  • Governance
  • Code of conduct

Indices and tables

• Index
• Glossary
• Search Page

Resources:

Site	Description
Jupyter website	Keep up to date on Jupyter
IPython website	Learn more about IPython
jupyter/help repo	Start here for help and support questions
Jupyter mailing list	General discussion of Jupyter’s use
Jupyter in Education group	Discussion of Jupyter’s use in education
NumFocus	Promotes world-class, innovative, open source scientific software
Donate to Project Jupyter	Please contribute to open science collaboration and sustainability