Wondering how you can get started learning about the LSST software stack, by writing tutorial notebooks and contributing them to the Stack Club's growing library? Need help getting going on the LSST Science Platform (LSP) JupyterLab? See the index table below for links to various resources, including: notes on the LSP, notebooks to walk you through the Stack Club workflow, and some help on how to explore the Stack code. Click on the "rendered" links to see the notebooks with their outputs.
| Notebook | Short description | Links | Owner |
|---|---|---|---|
| Notes on Getting Started | Some brief notes on the LSST Science Platform JupyterLab set-up. | markdown | Phil Marshall |
| Hello World | Read about the Stack Club git/GitHub workflow, and make your first contribution to a notebook. |
|
Phil Marshall |
| Templates | A folder containing a template notebook, and a template folder README file, to help you get your project started. | link | Phil Marshall |
| Finding Docs | Locate the documentation for Stack code objects, including using the stackclub library where_is utility function. |
|
Phil Marshall |
| Import Tricks | Learn how to use some stackclub library utilities for importing notebooks and remote modules. |
|
Phil Marshall |