[wip] new version of what-is-jupyter #43
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@chbrandt Thanks for working on this, I did some work revising the opening sections to align with some of the existing work on the Lab and Notebook docs sites (as we chatted about during the last meeting). I made it a PR to the Jupyter repo, and I thought we could collaborate and merge the top/bottom parts, perhaps during the meeting tomorrow :) Here's a link: Thanks!! |
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@chbrandt I had to push again (file was empty), so check again if you're not seeing anything there :D |
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Rephrased the introductory part expanding on the reason for this document, and added a diagram of the main software components this document -- "what is jupyter" -- is talking about.
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