Jupyter Notebooks:
a primer for curators
Jupyter Notebooks:
a primer for curators
Daina Bouquin
Primer authors: Daina Bouquin; Sophie Hou; Matthew Benzing; Lee Wilson
Jupyter Notebooks
composite digital objects used to develop, share, view, and execute interspersed, interlinked, and interactive documentation, equations, visualizations, and code.
Code is
Not Data
Jupyter Notebooks contain code, incorporate data, and require different considerations.
Different Metadata Needed for Different Expectations
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Minimal Deposit
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Runnable Deposit
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Comprehensive Deposit
Repository Suitability
A lot to consider...
Primer draft: http://bit.ly/jupyter_primer
Questions
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Are there any existing, accepted deposit types that are conceptually similar to notebooks that would be useful for comparison?
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Should additional guidance be given for specific aspects of the three types of deposits?
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Should "additional reading" be annotated in some way?
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What did we miss?