Create Presentation Slides from Jupyter

Jamie Whitacre demonstrates how to create dynamic presentation slides from your Jupyter Notebook using RISE (Reveal js Jupyter/IPython Slideshow Extension).
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[@ecp5758]

pip install RISE
jupyter-nbextension install rise --py --sys-prefix
jupyter-nbextension enable rise --py --sys-prefix
Thanks for sharing
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[@bernsbuenaobra473]

Very substantial and essential know-how! These deserve really more views. Thanks, it answered everything I wan to know of presentation development from my Jupyter notebook

[@amanpreetsinghgulati2475]

You just saved my lot of time of learning PowerPoint
Thank you ❤️

[@LemaLogamou]

That is exactly what I have been looking for! Thanks a lot!

[@brunorodriguessilva9075]

That was a very good tutorial, just wish rise would make able for separating the code cell from the output of the cell in different slides or even subslides.

[@lateefmedley8533]

fantastic tutorial! Your content was clear, concise, and informative

[@priyankagarach4390]

Thanks for sharing

[@pablo89212009]

Does anyone know how to use it in split screen?, I just don't understand the "notes" functionality if there is only one screen.

[@MuhammadAli-gw6ut]

how to download the slides?

[@khalidriaz1726]

Is is possible to use RISE with google colab notebooks? Thank you.

[@jl12-tt]

Need to know how to add a vertical scroll bar to show all the code and graph

[@kadhirn4792]

you can add the code as subside

[@smbatharutyunyan5042]

Can you please tell me is there any way to remove code's cells from presentation and show only results(table,chart ,etc.).Thank you in advance

[@javierguerra6243]

I have the same question. Did you figure out how to do it?

[@smbatharutyunyan5042]

@@javierguerra6243 I found another solution. Open Anaconda Prompt and write:
jupyter nbconvert file.ipynb --no-input
It creates a html link in your folder(where your ipynb file is). You can open it via Chrome or other browser and will see that there is no input cell, only outputs.Then you can save it as PDF

[@muhammadnajamulislam2823]

nice

[@ahmadmaroufmiro]

In the notebook code
!pip install RISE
!jupyter-nbextension install rise --py --sys-prefix
!jupyter-nbextension enable rise --py --sys-prefix