It's not that Open edX support conda requirements files. When you write
your XBlock, you will have a setup.py, and you can put whatever Python
packages you want in the install_requires value there. But that is only
for Python packages. There isn't a mechanism that will automatically
install
I believe there are some conda packages that include FFPMEG binaries
otherwise I will give instructions on how to install binaries. Anyways, was
not sure how xBlocks were installed/deployed in edx. I thought maybe
xBlocks were special packages that were only loaded via the Studio or
something
We recently performed an audit of our Confluence wiki spaces, and
discovered that a large amount of our best material is not being indexed by
search engines because access is only permitted to registered users. In
particular, both the Architecture and Engineering spaces had such a
restrictive
Thank you very much for your post, Piotr. I really appreciate it.
My idea for a block actually started with parameterized problems with
variables to be substituted with a value from a list.
For example:
"$firstname $lastname (age $age) has Dutch basic health insurance and no
supplementary
