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Creating a lesson on syndicating web data #513
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* Add layers to easily recreate the single steps * Re-group objects * Transform white rectangles for interrupting arrows into paths * Adapt rectangle path forms to make arrow interruptions nicer * Centre repository names in their repository boxes * Add simple to hack to remove double rounded border problem in step 3 * Set background colour to white (was transparent before)
* Remove superfluous newlines * Add missing newline at end of file
Fix readme info gfx
The current Git installer for OS X is broken for many pre-10.8 systems. The older installers seem to solve this problem.
Merging all changes done since November 2013 tag.
…tion has been retained to the present day. This PR therefore renames the recently-created `aux` directory to `misc` so that people can pull this repository on Windows.
Renaming aux to misc to avoid problems on Windows.
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Maybe I missed something mentioning it somewhere else, but I wouldn't emphasize cStringIO. io.StringIO is the way to go here--it's the Python 3 way (which also works on Python 2.6/2.7 so it's unlikely anyone will not have it).
* New and improved Windows installer. * Updated ggplot2 example. * Renamed the `aux` directory to `misc` (since `aux` conflicts with Windows filesystem conventions). * Added image files produced from IPython Notebooks. * Added climate data example as wrap-up to Python lessons. * Added links to how-to videos for instructors. * Added lesson on `doit`. * Added lesson on multiprocessing in Python. * Added `bin/swc_index_validator.py` to check formatting of bootcamp home pages. * Put rules for compiling IPython Notebooks into separate `ipynb.mk` Makefile. * Created `bin/setup-bootcamp.sh` to create and fill a bootcamp repository. * Removing deprecated lesson material. * Many small changes to lessons, glossary, formatting, etc.
Bringing in changes April-June 2014
* Split 'Locations and Formats' * Rewrite 'Formats' paragraph
* Make the word 'Makefile' stand out * Fix Markdown mark-up
…nges Readme and contributing changes
…within a shell window and how to exit from these
Added novice reference page on prompts and exits
`make site` was failing because of incorrect jekyll arg order. This is correct in the master branch but is still broken here.
Correct jekyll arg order for gh-pages Makefile
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On Wed, Oct 01, 2014 at 09:46:04AM -0700, Greg Wilson wrote:
$ git diff 0ddb4b6^..origin/pr/513 | grep FIXME I don't see why this needs to land before #759 if it's still missing |
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Based on discussion at the May 2014 lab meeting, this PR replaces #502 - when finished, it will show scientists how to syndicate data sets over the web.