Books on website

[Carreau]

• https://github.com/unpingco/Python-for-Probability-Statistics-and-Machine-Learning
• Andreas mueler
• sarah guido ...
• jake vdp book.
• elegant SciPy

@ellisonbg can you provide titles ?

[jbwhit]

I know that the designation is for books, but is there any consideration for other media? For example, should I offer my 3 hour screencast course Jupyter Notebook for Data Science Teams?

[takluyver]

I think we should definitely include things like screencasts, whether we find a more general description of the section or have a separate section. In your case, it might make more sense for it to go on the Jupyter site - see jupyter/jupyter.github.io#175.

[Carreau]

Yes definitively would be great to have "Related Media" section on the website.

[jzf2101]

Would this issue be sprint-friendly?

[Carreau]

Sure, yes !

[jzf2101]

Great, I'll add this to our hacktoberfest portfolio

[Carreau]

By the way @jzf2101 feel free to ask when you do not have write access to a repository; it's hard to realize who have access where. I've added you to the web team; once you accept the invitation you should be able to set labels !

[ellisonbg]

I would prefer to hold off on this - we are starting to talk about doing a more significant refactor of the ipython website. Cameron and Hana have started on that over the summer. Our initial though is to have a single IPython *page* on the main Jupyter site to emphasize that IPython is part of Jupyter and continue to refactor the jupyter site to reflect the many different subprojects that are a part of it. We can redirect ipython.org to that page and it will help us to simplify the maintenance and design of everything (fewer websites the better!)

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