I am utterly giddy about this. I've spent a lot of time in the book I am writing to generate PDFs, to create TOCs for links to nbviewer, managing all these links and production every time I made a change. Now people can just view it directly in github. Life is as it should be.
There is just so much innovation and hard work coming out of this group, which is quite tiny. Any time I've raised an issue, even if it turned out to be my own dumb fault, gets the immediate attention and support of a core developer.
If you want to communicate with programmers there really isn't a better platform out there. The old 'write code, run code, save results, write latex, gen document, find error, repeat, opps code is out of sync with results....' is pining for the fjords.
There is just so much innovation and hard work coming out of this group, which is quite tiny. Any time I've raised an issue, even if it turned out to be my own dumb fault, gets the immediate attention and support of a core developer.
If you want to communicate with programmers there really isn't a better platform out there. The old 'write code, run code, save results, write latex, gen document, find error, repeat, opps code is out of sync with results....' is pining for the fjords.