Releases: firasm/jupyterbook_course_template
Releases · firasm/jupyterbook_course_template
v0.8
Creating a new release before some major reconfiguration of the template to future proof things. Last version before change to UBC V
What's Changed
- Update deploy_book.yml by @tawnyalee in #9
- Minor updates to some of the wordings
New Contributors
- @tawnyalee made their first contribution in #9
Full Changelog: v0.7...v0.8
Add Announcement banner, nav grid, and support for Jupyterbook version 0.13
Update the template to re-modularize it slightly differently
The files were getting a bit unwieldy, and my institution requires the syllabus to be a legal document, so I have moved some things to the unsyllabus.
Modularized the book! New substitution and include features
This template now requires myst-parser>0.13 and is not officially supported by jupyter-book yet. However there are several super cool features of myst-parser. Updates in this template:
- Syllabus is now much better organized and more modular so sections can more easily be edited and moved
- use of the new include directive allows to insert in files into the jupyterbook
- use of the new myst-parser substitutions feature to make in-text replacements of common things like URLs and Course names from _config.yml.
v0.4 - Updated to Jupyterbook 0.9.1
This template is now updated to jupyterbook 0.9.1 and has the following "features"
- Demo content separated into demo section
- Full course added in the TOC (from Physics 111 at UBCO)
- Removed "expand_sections"
Aesthetic and structural updates
- usage of sphinx-panels to do collapsible Dropdowns
- Adding more structure to each of the weeks
- Added examples of JB usage in English, Chemistry, Physics, and Data Science
- Youtube Container for fixing 16:9 aspect ratio
- Compatible with Jupyter Book 0.8.2
Minor updates
- added some sphinx-panels
- added a setting started page
First Release
This release is the initial commit of the materials, still a WIP but feel free to use!