Based on feedback from a number of folks, it looks like there is desire for workshop track dedicated to developers who want to bring their ideas to life as Jupyter extensions.
Me
Nick Bollweg
Abstract
The Jupyter stack is built from the ground up to be extensible and hackable, but Jupyter is a big planet with many moons. Let's learn about and build tools and approaches for getting started, testing, and distribution of Jupyter extensions. After a run-down of the extension points (sanctioned and otherwise) within the existing architecture, we'll want to hear about existing extensions to the notebook server, the current notebook JS application, nbviewer, and JupyterHub... and start looking at next-generation tools like JupyterLab.
Affiliation
Project Jupyter
About Me
Nick Bollweg is a Software Developer at Continuum Analytics, working on open source tools and products in Python and Javascript for making Jupyter more adoptable by end users and organizations. Based out of Atlanta, he pitches in on PyData Atlanta
Me
Nick Bollweg
Abstract
The Jupyter stack is built from the ground up to be extensible and hackable, but Jupyter is a big planet with many moons. Let's learn about and build tools and approaches for getting started, testing, and distribution of Jupyter extensions. After a run-down of the extension points (sanctioned and otherwise) within the existing architecture, we'll want to hear about existing extensions to the notebook server, the current notebook JS application, nbviewer, and JupyterHub... and start looking at next-generation tools like JupyterLab.
Affiliation
Project Jupyter
About Me
Nick Bollweg is a Software Developer at Continuum Analytics, working on open source tools and products in Python and Javascript for making Jupyter more adoptable by end users and organizations. Based out of Atlanta, he pitches in on PyData Atlanta