Seeing the Fruits of Our Labor

To see what this looks like as a Constellation, open a terminal and run1

constellate dev getting-started.ipynb

constellate dev will run a development server that reloads automatically as you change and save notebooks. (You may have to reload pages to see changes.) It works with any number of notebooks: constellate dev *.ipynb will run all of the notebooks in a folder.

Now is a good time to mention that Constellate can run whatever code is in your notebook. Do not build notebooks you do not trust.

With that disclaimer out of the way, navigate to localhost:3000. It will show a landing page of all of the Constellations you have currently. Click on the "Getting Started" one, and you should see something like this:

image.png

Constellate has premier support for dark mode—press D to toggle.

Jupyter notebooks can do a lot more than Markdown; let's make a plot!

  1. Don't forget to replace getting-started.ipynb with your own file name.↩

Seeing the Fruits of Our Labor

To see what this looks like as a Constellation, open a terminal and run1

constellate dev getting-started.ipynb

constellate dev will run a development server that reloads automatically as you change and save notebooks. (You may have to reload pages to see changes.) It works with any number of notebooks: constellate dev *.ipynb will run all of the notebooks in a folder.

Now is a good time to mention that Constellate can run whatever code is in your notebook. Do not build notebooks you do not trust.

With that disclaimer out of the way, navigate to localhost:3000. It will show a landing page of all of the Constellations you have currently. Click on the "Getting Started" one, and you should see something like this:

image.png

Constellate has premier support for dark mode—press D to toggle.

Jupyter notebooks can do a lot more than Markdown; let's make a plot!

  1. Don't forget to replace getting-started.ipynb with your own file name.↩