Presentation created with Jupyter Notebook is exported to an HTML file. It is interactive, thanks to the Reveal.js library. There are several options to publish HTML presentations in the cloud.
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5 ways to publish Jupyter Notebook Presentation
November 03, 2022 by Aleksandra Płońska, Piotr Płoński Jupyter Presentation
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2 ways to convert Jupyter Notebook Presentation to PDF slides
October 27, 2022 by Aleksandra Płońska, Piotr Płoński Jupyter Presentation
Jupyter Notebook can be used to create data-rich presentations. They can be presented as interactive slideshow thanks to Reveal.js library. What if you would like to export it to PDF slides? I will show you two approaches that you can use to export Jupyter Notebook presentation into PDF slides.
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3 ways to hide code in Jupyter Notebook Presentation
October 17, 2022 by Aleksandra Płońska, Piotr Płoński Jupyter Presentation
Creating a Jupyter Notebook presentation is a great way to share your data-rich results. All your plots and results are already in slides. There is no need to copy results between Jupyter Notebook and software for presentation manually. The slideshow is a preferred way to share results with non-technical stakeholders. The code in the slides might scare them. How to hide code in a presentation generated from Jupyter Notebook? We will show you 3 approaches to hiding code in the slides.
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Create Parameterized Presentation in Jupyter Notebook
October 05, 2022 by Aleksandra Płońska, Piotr Płoński Jupyter Presentation
Presentation created with Jupyter Notebook is a great way to show your results computed based on data. Wouldn’t it be amazing if there were a way to parameterize presentation with interactive widgets? There is an open-source framework called Mercury that can serve Jupyter Notebook presentations with interactive widgets. Users can recompute charts and values in slides during watching the presentation.
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Create Presentation from Jupyter Notebook
October 04, 2022 by Aleksandra Płońska, Piotr Płoński Jupyter Presentation
Presentation is a great way to share your results and findings with a nontechnical audience. The data-rich presentation with charts, tables, and code may be tedious to create. You need to copy-paste each image into traditional presentation software manually. What if you need to update all charts because your supervisor or manager asked for them? Ugh… again, a lot of work … Don’t worry, there is a solution for your pain! You can create a presentation directly from Jupyter Notebook. The presentation slides can be constructed from single, multi-code or Markdown cells. The cell’s code can be hidden in the presentation (to not scare nontechnical viewers). The final slides can be shared as a website or converted to a PDF file. Some frameworks allow you to parameterize the presentation with widgets making it interactive.