Re: [sage-support] How to "publish" a sage worksheet permanently?

[Henri Girard]

I forgot to tell you that you have two (at least I know) nbviewer like 
in local : inotebook (deb ubuntu/debian) and nbviewer installed for 
local use. You said you wished people can read or use your porjects, 
that's what I  with git when I find something interesting I get it in 
local and then I can work on it with jupyter. Then after working on it 
on local one can published it again.

Regards
Henri

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Re: [sage-support] How to "publish" a sage worksheet permanently?

[Stan Schymanski]

Awesome, thanks! How did you convert sws to ipynb?? By hand?
Cheers
Stan

On Friday, August 26, 2016 at 11:47:27 AM UTC+2, HG wrote:
>
> Well you know I am not an expert. But I am in France and SMC in europa is 
> often slow and even one can't use it !
>
> As I used ijulia, they told me I should create a github (in fact I had it 
> created long ago, but wasn't able to use it... But things fortunatly 
> improved and I saw, that nbviewer was automatically working : Great !)
>
> So for ipynb there shouldn't be any problem. For sws I guess it's 
> different, I haven't try it anywere as it seems to need a server. I use it 
> in local. That's why I convert all my sws in ipynb.
> That's the mails which help me created github and using it 
>
>
> http://julia-programming-language.2336112.n4.nabble.com/I-have-done-few-examples-where-can-I-put-them-at-disposition-td43483.html
> Hope this help ?
> Henri
>
>
>
> Le 26/08/2016 à 11:28, Stan Schymanski a écrit :
>
> Wow, I didn't realise ipynb worksheets get rendered on github! How did you 
> do this? I looked at this one: 
> https://github.com/aishenri/julexample/blob/master/phaseportraitplots-test.ipynb,
>  
> downloaded and uploaded to SMC, but couldn't open it there. Not sure what I 
> did wrong. If one could make the worksheets be displayed nicely in github 
> and then add instructions for how to get them somewhere to be able to edit, 
> such as SMC, that would already take us a long way. If this also works for 
> sws worksheets, this would satisfy 2 of my requirements, permanent, and 
> rendered. Do you know if it would work with sws? Can you explain a bit more?
>
> On Friday, August 26, 2016 at 10:59:34 AM UTC+2, HG wrote: 
>>
>> Why don't you create a github it will show it with nbviewer automatically 
>> ?
>>
>> Here is mine (not specially interesting) but apparently all your work 
>> could be view :)
>>
>> https://github.com/aishenri
>>
>> Le 26/08/2016 à 10:55, Stan Schymanski a écrit :
>>
>> Dear all,
>>
>> I have been using sagemath for research for many years now, and I am 
>> extremely happy with it. For my latest papers, I would like to make the 
>> sage code available to the public, so that people can follow through what I 
>> did and re-use the code for their own data. The journal's guidelines also 
>> ask to make any relevant data and code available. Of course, I could just 
>> upload it to some generic data server, but it would be so great to also 
>> make it available on a sage server, which would render the worksheets 
>> correctly and where people could start working with it straight away. I 
>> believe that this would make a lot more scientists aware of the benefits of 
>> sagemath. 
>>
>> There used to be several open sagemath servers around, but the ones I 
>> used previously have disappeared, probably at the same time as sagemath 
>> cloud (SMC) made its appearance. I gather that SMC is commercial, meant to 
>> generate funds for the further development of sagemath. I hope it takes 
>> off. However, this also means that SMC is likely not the right place to 
>> permanently publish worksheets, as they would be taken down once I stop 
>> paying the fees for some reason. Can anyone suggest a suitable place for 
>> that? The minimum requirement is that the worksheet can be viewed and 
>> downloaded. Being able to execute and modify cells would be a bonus, and 
>> long-term availability (permalink?) would be another bonus. I haven't seen 
>> any "public" worksheets on SMC, in the way the old sage servers worked. 
>> Would there be scope to create such a space in SMC, so to say as an 
>> advertisement? 
>>
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Re: [sage-support] How to "publish" a sage worksheet permanently?

[Henri Girard]

Here is a link from an excellent lecture :

https://github.com/jrjohansson/scientific-python-lectures


Le 26/08/2016 à 11:47, Henri Girard a écrit :


Well you know I am not an expert. But I am in France and SMC in europa 
is often slow and even one can't use it !


As I used ijulia, they told me I should create a github (in fact I had 
it created long ago, but wasn't able to use it... But things 
fortunatly improved and I saw, that nbviewer was automatically working 
: Great !)


So for ipynb there shouldn't be any problem. For sws I guess it's 
different, I haven't try it anywere as it seems to need a server. I 
use it in local. That's why I convert all my sws in ipynb.


That's the mails which help me created github and using it

http://julia-programming-language.2336112.n4.nabble.com/I-have-done-few-examples-where-can-I-put-them-at-disposition-td43483.html
Hope this help ?
Henri



Le 26/08/2016 à 11:28, Stan Schymanski a écrit :
Wow, I didn't realise ipynb worksheets get rendered on github! How 
did you do this? I looked at this one: 
https://github.com/aishenri/julexample/blob/master/phaseportraitplots-test.ipynb, 
downloaded and uploaded to SMC, but couldn't open it there. Not sure 
what I did wrong. If one could make the worksheets be displayed 
nicely in github and then add instructions for how to get them 
somewhere to be able to edit, such as SMC, that would already take us 
a long way. If this also works for sws worksheets, this would satisfy 
2 of my requirements, permanent, and rendered. Do you know if it 
would work with sws? Can you explain a bit more?


On Friday, August 26, 2016 at 10:59:34 AM UTC+2, HG wrote:

Why don't you create a github it will show it with nbviewer
automatically ?

Here is mine (not specially interesting) but apparently all your
work could be view :)

https://github.com/aishenri


Le 26/08/2016 à 10:55, Stan Schymanski a écrit :

Dear all,

I have been using sagemath for research for many years now, and
I am extremely happy with it. For my latest papers, I would like
to make the sage code available to the public, so that people
can follow through what I did and re-use the code for their own
data. The journal's guidelines also ask to make any relevant
data and code available. Of course, I could just upload it to
some generic data server, but it would be so great to also make
it available on a sage server, which would render the worksheets
correctly and where people could start working with it straight
away. I believe that this would make a lot more scientists aware
of the benefits of sagemath.

There used to be several open sagemath servers around, but the
ones I used previously have disappeared, probably at the same
time as sagemath cloud (SMC) made its appearance. I gather that
SMC is commercial, meant to generate funds for the further
development of sagemath. I hope it takes off. However, this also
means that SMC is likely not the right place to permanently
publish worksheets, as they would be taken down once I stop
paying the fees for some reason. Can anyone suggest a suitable
place for that? The minimum requirement is that the worksheet
can be viewed and downloaded. Being able to execute and modify
cells would be a bonus, and long-term availability (permalink?)
would be another bonus. I haven't seen any "public" worksheets
on SMC, in the way the old sage servers worked. Would there be
scope to create such a space in SMC, so to say as an advertisement?

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Re: [sage-support] How to "publish" a sage worksheet permanently?

[Henri Girard]

Well you know I am not an expert. But I am in France and SMC in europa 
is often slow and even one can't use it !


As I used ijulia, they told me I should create a github (in fact I had 
it created long ago, but wasn't able to use it... But things fortunatly 
improved and I saw, that nbviewer was automatically working : Great !)


So for ipynb there shouldn't be any problem. For sws I guess it's 
different, I haven't try it anywere as it seems to need a server. I use 
it in local. That's why I convert all my sws in ipynb.


That's the mails which help me created github and using it

http://julia-programming-language.2336112.n4.nabble.com/I-have-done-few-examples-where-can-I-put-them-at-disposition-td43483.html
Hope this help ?
Henri



Le 26/08/2016 à 11:28, Stan Schymanski a écrit :
Wow, I didn't realise ipynb worksheets get rendered on github! How did 
you do this? I looked at this one: 
https://github.com/aishenri/julexample/blob/master/phaseportraitplots-test.ipynb, 
downloaded and uploaded to SMC, but couldn't open it there. Not sure 
what I did wrong. If one could make the worksheets be displayed nicely 
in github and then add instructions for how to get them somewhere to 
be able to edit, such as SMC, that would already take us a long way. 
If this also works for sws worksheets, this would satisfy 2 of my 
requirements, permanent, and rendered. Do you know if it would work 
with sws? Can you explain a bit more?


On Friday, August 26, 2016 at 10:59:34 AM UTC+2, HG wrote:

Why don't you create a github it will show it with nbviewer
automatically ?

Here is mine (not specially interesting) but apparently all your
work could be view :)

https://github.com/aishenri


Le 26/08/2016 à 10:55, Stan Schymanski a écrit :

Dear all,

I have been using sagemath for research for many years now, and I
am extremely happy with it. For my latest papers, I would like to
make the sage code available to the public, so that people can
follow through what I did and re-use the code for their own data.
The journal's guidelines also ask to make any relevant data and
code available. Of course, I could just upload it to some generic
data server, but it would be so great to also make it available
on a sage server, which would render the worksheets correctly and
where people could start working with it straight away. I believe
that this would make a lot more scientists aware of the benefits
of sagemath.

There used to be several open sagemath servers around, but the
ones I used previously have disappeared, probably at the same
time as sagemath cloud (SMC) made its appearance. I gather that
SMC is commercial, meant to generate funds for the further
development of sagemath. I hope it takes off. However, this also
means that SMC is likely not the right place to permanently
publish worksheets, as they would be taken down once I stop
paying the fees for some reason. Can anyone suggest a suitable
place for that? The minimum requirement is that the worksheet can
be viewed and downloaded. Being able to execute and modify cells
would be a bonus, and long-term availability (permalink?) would
be another bonus. I haven't seen any "public" worksheets on SMC,
in the way the old sage servers worked. Would there be scope to
create such a space in SMC, so to say as an advertisement?

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Re: [sage-support] How to "publish" a sage worksheet permanently?

[Stan Schymanski]

Wow, I didn't realise ipynb worksheets get rendered on github! How did you 
do this? I looked at this one: 
https://github.com/aishenri/julexample/blob/master/phaseportraitplots-test.ipynb,
 
downloaded and uploaded to SMC, but couldn't open it there. Not sure what I 
did wrong. If one could make the worksheets be displayed nicely in github 
and then add instructions for how to get them somewhere to be able to edit, 
such as SMC, that would already take us a long way. If this also works for 
sws worksheets, this would satisfy 2 of my requirements, permanent, and 
rendered. Do you know if it would work with sws? Can you explain a bit more?

On Friday, August 26, 2016 at 10:59:34 AM UTC+2, HG wrote:
>
> Why don't you create a github it will show it with nbviewer automatically ?
>
> Here is mine (not specially interesting) but apparently all your work 
> could be view :)
>
> https://github.com/aishenri
>
> Le 26/08/2016 à 10:55, Stan Schymanski a écrit :
>
> Dear all,
>
> I have been using sagemath for research for many years now, and I am 
> extremely happy with it. For my latest papers, I would like to make the 
> sage code available to the public, so that people can follow through what I 
> did and re-use the code for their own data. The journal's guidelines also 
> ask to make any relevant data and code available. Of course, I could just 
> upload it to some generic data server, but it would be so great to also 
> make it available on a sage server, which would render the worksheets 
> correctly and where people could start working with it straight away. I 
> believe that this would make a lot more scientists aware of the benefits of 
> sagemath. 
>
> There used to be several open sagemath servers around, but the ones I used 
> previously have disappeared, probably at the same time as sagemath cloud 
> (SMC) made its appearance. I gather that SMC is commercial, meant to 
> generate funds for the further development of sagemath. I hope it takes 
> off. However, this also means that SMC is likely not the right place to 
> permanently publish worksheets, as they would be taken down once I stop 
> paying the fees for some reason. Can anyone suggest a suitable place for 
> that? The minimum requirement is that the worksheet can be viewed and 
> downloaded. Being able to execute and modify cells would be a bonus, and 
> long-term availability (permalink?) would be another bonus. I haven't seen 
> any "public" worksheets on SMC, in the way the old sage servers worked. 
> Would there be scope to create such a space in SMC, so to say as an 
> advertisement? 
>
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Re: [sage-support] How to "publish" a sage worksheet permanently?

[Henri Girard]

Why don't you create a github it will show it with nbviewer automatically ?

Here is mine (not specially interesting) but apparently all your work 
could be view :)


https://github.com/aishenri


Le 26/08/2016 à 10:55, Stan Schymanski a écrit :

Dear all,

I have been using sagemath for research for many years now, and I am 
extremely happy with it. For my latest papers, I would like to make 
the sage code available to the public, so that people can follow 
through what I did and re-use the code for their own data. The 
journal's guidelines also ask to make any relevant data and code 
available. Of course, I could just upload it to some generic data 
server, but it would be so great to also make it available on a sage 
server, which would render the worksheets correctly and where people 
could start working with it straight away. I believe that this would 
make a lot more scientists aware of the benefits of sagemath.


There used to be several open sagemath servers around, but the ones I 
used previously have disappeared, probably at the same time as 
sagemath cloud (SMC) made its appearance. I gather that SMC is 
commercial, meant to generate funds for the further development of 
sagemath. I hope it takes off. However, this also means that SMC is 
likely not the right place to permanently publish worksheets, as they 
would be taken down once I stop paying the fees for some reason. Can 
anyone suggest a suitable place for that? The minimum requirement is 
that the worksheet can be viewed and downloaded. Being able to execute 
and modify cells would be a bonus, and long-term availability 
(permalink?) would be another bonus. I haven't seen any "public" 
worksheets on SMC, in the way the old sage servers worked. Would there 
be scope to create such a space in SMC, so to say as an advertisement?


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