You can read all the featured notebooks here!
This repository contains Pluto's featured notebooks! Learn more about our featured notebook system here.
Consider submitting your notebook! This is not just for expert Julia users, beginners are especially welcome to submit!
Take a look at CONTRIBUTING.md to learn more about submitting your notebook!
If you find a typo, bug, or another issue with an existing notebook, feel free to open a PR!
Pluto's featured notebooks is a collection of notebooks from the Julia community and the Pluto developers to showcase what you can do with Julia and Pluto, and to help you get started. Featured notebooks are intended to get people excited, and to teach new skills. We want to reach a diverse audience, with different backgrounds and skill levels, but we have a special interest in notebooks that might improve the accessibility of scientific computing. This might include notebooks that are accessible to Julia beginners, to high school students, or notebooks that are just really flashy and beautiful.
Take a look at CONTRIBUTING.md to learn more about what makes a good notebook!
Featured notebooks have a large audience! People can find them in three different places:
When people start Pluto on their computer, featured notebooks will be listed directly on the main menu. It is the first thing new users will see!
You can read and interact with featured notebooks in Pluto without having to run the notebooks on your own computer. But if you want, you can! The "Edit or run" button will open the notebook locally, and you can start making edits.
When you visit Pluto's website: plutojl.org, you can click Featured notebooks on the top. This sends you to featured.plutojl.org, the online website with all of our featured notebooks. You can read notebooks on this website without having to install Julia or Pluto, and it also works on your phone.
We use PlutoSliderServer.jl for this website, which means that people can interact with @bind interactions instantly on our website, without having to run the notebook!
On Julia's official learning page, we included a section about Pluto.jl. This includes a couple screenshots of featured notebooks, which will send people to our website with all featured notebooks.
The current featured system distributes notebook statefiles, which work the same way as Pluto's HTML export: people can read the notebook instantly, without having to wait for it to run. There is a button to Edit and Run a notebook that users can press to use the featured notebook as a template.
This means that sliders, buttons, etc don't immediately work, so notebooks that rely heavily on interactivity to tell a story are not a good fit. In the future, we plan to run a PlutoSliderServer for sample notebooks, allowing instant interaction like https://computationalthinking.mit.edu/, but until then, keep this in mind.
Take a look at CONTRIBUTING.md to learn more about submitting your notebook!