Resolve "Add Jupyter Notebooks to Sphinx documentation"

Closes #79 (closed)

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mentioned in issue #32 (closed)

One more thing, what about the data that used in the notebooks.

Could we make them available on the web and modify the access accoddingly?

Oh and of course this looks SUPER cool and professional!!!

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By the way the order can of where the notebooks are placed in the documentation can be chosen. I just picked something what seemed sensible, but feel free to suggest something else.

I mean something like this

import csv import urllib2

url = 'http://winterolympicsmedals.com/medals.csv' response = urllib2.urlopen(url) cr = csv.reader(response)

Not sure if that is working with h5 data, but should work with *.stat

We could have a set of example data on the web and not polluting the git repo

Yes, that could work. We could do that for future examples. Right now all the examples are already in the repo.

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mentioned in issue #81 (closed)