Within the /python folder, there needs to be some natural organization. Perhaps number each example based on order that a new user should complete them i.e.
01_Basics
02_Fetching_Data
03_Uploading_Data
In addition, a readme describing how a user should interact with the repo will be very useful to guide someone to the proper location.
The examples themselves should be ipython/jupyter notebooks that can open into a Colab document such that a new user can run them without downloading anything.
The notebooks should be self-explanatory with documentation blocks living alongside code blocks.
Within the /python folder, there needs to be some natural organization. Perhaps number each example based on order that a new user should complete them i.e. 01_Basics 02_Fetching_Data 03_Uploading_Data
In addition, a readme describing how a user should interact with the repo will be very useful to guide someone to the proper location.
The examples themselves should be ipython/jupyter notebooks that can open into a Colab document such that a new user can run them without downloading anything.
The notebooks should be self-explanatory with documentation blocks living alongside code blocks.