'Big data in little laptop.ipynb' contains the IPython notebook used.
Download the Drosophila genome file from
here,
unzip it, and place it in the data directory.
You also need to download and python setup.py install IPython Memory
Usage from here.
Then, if you use Anaconda and Python 3.4, it should just work!
notes.markdown is the (enhanced post-talk) script I was following. You should
be able to run it using notedown.
Use conda to recreate the
environment I used for the demo. You can use the
conda env
command with the environment descriptor environment.yml file.
session.py is the log of the IPython session I did during the talk, warts and
all.
nxeuler.py contains some helper functions for the genome assembly example,
which I didn't get to in the talk but is in the notes.
iris.csv and sample.fasta are the sample datasets used in various parts of
the notebook.