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10-minute tutorial with Koalas with a live notebook to try out #843
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Co-authored-by: garawalid <[email protected]>
I need to proof-read one more time. Will do it soon within few days but I would appreciate if you guys have some feedback. |
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@HyukjinKwon , It looks great work. and i took a look at this and fix some typos & codes (almost to keep convention), and add some contents i added additional string 10-minutes-to-Koalas.ipynb.pdf could you check this file when you available. Good evening :) |
Thx, let me push it first and clean up. |
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This is great! In the Jupyter notebook,
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Nice. Will address them soon. For |
Let me merge this given many positive feedback in general - the last change was only README.md change. I will commit each to credit properly. I will still have to touch this file in a separate PR to generate this file as the official documentation. I can handle some more comments here if you guys have some. |
Co-authored-by: garawalid <[email protected]>
…timization) (part of #843)
This PR takes over #34 and #196
This PR also adds an integration with Binder which provides a docker based Jupyter notebook against the repository branch right way.
You can try this by clicking this
- seems it can take up to around 5+ mins for the initial launch to prepare due to heavy dependencies like PySpark and Java installation (which seems not built-in).
As a bonus,
pandoc
seems supporting the conversion from Jupyter files to RST files. So, I might be able to generate documentation from this file and add it to our official documentation (based upon #842)