Great stuff ... and perso I prefer it as a post here, not as RSS - if it doesn't come by e-mail won't read it ;-) Thanks
On Tuesday, December 20, 2016 at 7:45:53 PM UTC+1, Matthias Bussonnier wrote: > > Sorry for missing the previous week, here is again an attempt at making a > weekly > summary. This weekly summary will of course depend on the quality of the > notes > taken on the Hackpad > <https://jupyter.hackpad.com/December-2016-weekly-meetings-EqtMljhwq6X> > we use during our meeting. > > So here is a trimmed down version of what is currently happening on Jupyter > these days > Project management > > Brian has submitted materials to a trademark lawyer to pursue initial US > based > word and logo mark registration. > > Brian is working with Fernando on creating a process for writing Journal > of Open > Source Software (JOSS) articles for our different repos. > > We are recruiting a tech writer to work on the Jupyter documentation, > today is > the last day to submit leads. > Release of Notebook 4.3 > > We release notebook 4.3 with token-based authentication for security > reasons. > The transition was not as smooth as planned and is causing trouble for some > users. > > 4.3.1 (for release soon) should make it clearer what’s going on and what > users > have to do We’ve not yet identified any technical changes that would make > this > easier without compromising security. > > We’ll try to come up with a blog post that explain our decision and why we > had > to enable token, plus the issue we encountered. > JupyterLab > > The JupyterLab team is estimating a beta release of JupyterLab for mid/late > February We are starting to do a big triage pass to better understand what > needs > to be done for the beta Grant Nestor has created a very nice cookiecutter > for > custom MIME rendering: > > https://github.com/jupyterlab/mimerender-cookiecutter > > - JupyterLab output > - JupyterLab file viewers > - Classic notebook (requires notebook 4.3) > > JupyterHub > > The JupyterHub team is working on compatibility fixes for DockerSpawner > and 0.7. > We’re updating and testing ansible scripts for jupyterhub-deploy-teaching. > With > the recent release of Python 3.6, we will be updating Travis > configurations. > NbDime (NoteBook DIff and MErge) > > Min made the first release of nbdime: 0.1 ! There are a lots of low hanging > fruits ! Contributions and feedback welcomed and encouraged ! > Nbviewer > > NbViewer was running off of Rackspace’s Carina, which seemed to have a few > issues. It’s not the case anymore. In general we have little time to > maintain > many of our services. If you are interested in helping and learning you are > welcome. > Nbconvert > > This week Mike released both nbconvert 4.3 and 5.0. 5.0 broke some of the > in-memory templates, so a 5.1 (or 5.0.1) shoudl be out soon, helping to > review > issue jupyter/nbconvert#490 and PR jupyter/nbconvert#491 could make this > faster. > > Autobuilding of documentation is broken, so no nice links to what’s new. > Help > with this would be appreciated as well. > GitHub Automation. > > Matthias is working on GitHub automation, a bot to automatically backport > PR, > migrate issues across repos and orgs, allow user to tag issues, > automatically > apply pep-8 on PR… etc. If you have any requests/feature ideas, want to > help, > let us know. > Visual Design > > Cameron, Farica and Charnpreet are working on a Jupyter Sphinx theme based > based > on the Alabaster theme. We looked at the RTD theme, but it is a nightmare > to > customize. > > In JupyterLab master we have moved to using SVG based icons Based on > GitHub’s > experience: https://github.com/blog/2112-delivering-octicons-with-svg It > allows > us to use Material Design icons at any size without artifacts. > > It Also makes is really easy to create custom icons (no mucking around with > custom icon fonts). > Are these weekly summary helpful ? > > Are they the right format ? Or would an RSS feed be better ? Something > else ? > Happy Holidays > > Enjoy the last few days of 2016, and take some time off your computer. > Many of > us will, so expect a low activity until beginning of January. No Weekly > meeting > until 2017, > > See you next year. > > — > > Matthias For the Jupyter Team > > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Project Jupyter" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/jupyter/8b760505-beb1-46ab-b76c-006f1984525a%40googlegroups.com. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
