Hi everyone! Hope you are all doing well! In this newsletter issue, I'll discuss some of my recent experiments with attempting to render beautiful, styled (custom themed) Jupyter notebooks in web pages. For context, I have written a few pedagogical notebooks and I wanted to explore ways to organize/integrate them into a web application where they can be browsed easily and then launched in an environment like Colab or Kaggle if needed. My requirements for this project included :Support a workflow where I can update/maintain the notebook directly and those changes are automatically synced with my web application;Support custom styling of the notebook to fit the web application design language and support custom behaviours (e.g., custom buttons, click events).This newsletter summarizes my process in addressing these requirements.
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Hi everyone! Hope you are all doing well! In this newsletter issue, I'll discuss some of my recent experiments with attempting to render beautiful, styled (custom themed) Jupyter notebooks in web pages. For context, I have written a few pedagogical notebooks and I wanted to explore ways to organize/integrate them into a web application where they can be browsed easily and then launched in an environment like Colab or Kaggle if needed. My requirements for this project included :Support a workflow where I can update/maintain the notebook directly and those changes are automatically synced with my web application;Support custom styling of the notebook to fit the web application design language and support custom behaviours (e.g., custom buttons, click events).This newsletter summarizes my process in addressing these requirements.