Hypermapping Handbook

[JohnTigue]

This is simply a collection of Jupyter notebooks published together as a book. I already have the first 3 done.

This is a handbook for how to generate and share Hypermaps using software in the sparkle repository. (Of course, why don't you just use the sparklewerks site and make your life a lot easier?)

I'll use this tool: https://jupyterbook.org/intro.html

[JohnTigue]

See also ManyHands/sparkle#23.

[JohnTigue]

I'm going to serialized non-fiction this as a series of blog posts.

[JohnTigue]

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After sleeping on all the above: yeah, this all makes sense. No Tink character in the launch. It's the Hypermaps Handbook (Not "Tink's Hypermap Handbook"), tink is just a chunk of real JavaScript that visualizes embeddings of art NFTs (Tink shows hypermaps). Tink is not the narrator or my writer's voice.

[JohnTigue]

Maybe I can produce the book and the blog with the same build set-up. (There has to be ways a sending in parameters but I haven't CodePipelined in a while. Need to tell it what to make: blog, book, or both.)

Or maybe that just a mistake. Yeah it's the same content but, for example, content of early blog post will be edited to reflect later blog posts, but not in the blog series (that stays static, obviously) rather as the book, which simply has a separate build Not sure. Just set up blogging first.)

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For the Projector docs, max sprite dimensions: 8192 x 8192 i.e. 8k x 8k:

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[JohnTigue]

The easiest way to convert Jupyter(.ipynb) to Python(.py)