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On the tutorials page, the notebooks can be seen using nbviewer
. The notebooks are hosted in qutip-notebooks Github directory and in R.J. Johansson directory.
There is now a button to start My Binder from these nbviewer
notebooks, in the upper right (My Binder
allows to run the notebooks live interactively from the cloud, without installing Python or the environment with dependencies).
It may be nice to add a links to:
- My Binder
- nbviewer (full directory)
in the tutorials page on the website. Right now, My Binder can be called from Github only. Also, a nbviewer
link is opened for each notebook only.
The quantum mechanics lectures by Rob do not run, as the conda environment is not configured. One could:
- push an
environment.yml
file to that directory
or - clone the tutorials in the qutip-notebooks directory and add a link in the notebooks to Rob's folder. This way, each software update in the
environment.yml
file will affect also these files.
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hodgestar commentedon Nov 23, 2022
The https://hodgestar.github.io/try-qutip site I put together is another approach to solving this. I will try get it connected up.
hodgestar commentedon Dec 1, 2022
I've opened qutip/qutip-tutorials#57 for implementing an index .ipynb that would be a convenient thing to link to in try-qutip, Binder or nbviewer.
hodgestar commentedon Dec 1, 2022
And #170 to make try-qutip discoverable.