Ever wanted to run Python code in your slides? In the latest update of Junoview presentations, you can. Perfect for teaching Python, walking through an analysis in a lab meeting, or showing your code live in a talk. Try the example: https://junoview.com/#/pres/Runnable%20code #Python #DataScience

Ever wanted to run Python code in your slides? In the latest update of Junoview presentations, you can. Perfect for teaching Python, walking through an analysis in a lab meeting, or showing your code live in a talk. Try the example: https://junoview.com/#/pres/Runnable%20code #Python #DataScience

Ever wanted to run Python code in your slides? In the latest update of Junoview presentations, you can. Perfect for teaching Python, walking through an analysis in a lab meeting, or showing your code live in a talk. Try the example: https://junoview.com/#/pres/Runnable%20code #Python #DataScience

Code that runs can now be added to Junoview presentations. Place Objects › Runnable code, type Python or JavaScript and click Run beside the code: the output and any plot appear on the slide. I think this is the coolest thing Junoview does. Free, in your browser: junoview.com #Python #DataScience

Code boxes in 13 colour themes. Click a code box on a slide and pick its colours from the menu on its top edge: GitHub dark, Dracula, Jupyter light, One Dark, Solarized and more. Free, in your browser: junoview.com #Python #DataScience

A presenter view for your notes. While presenting, press N to see your notes, the next slide and a timer. Running late? Press L to skip the slides you marked optional. Free, in your browser: junoview.com #AcademicSky

Pictures linked to their file. Saved a chart again from Excel or Python? In Junoview, press Refresh from file and the slide shows the new version. No dragging the picture in again. Free, in your browser (the link works in Chrome and Edge): junoview.com #DataViz

Three things Junoview does with the code in your Jupyter notebooks. Hide it, so the notebook reads as markdown and figures Trace it, to see every cell behind a figure Show it on slides, coloured for its language Free, in your browser: junoview.com #Jupyter #Python #rstats

A proper presentation editor, free, in your browser. Made for people who work with data. Git-style version history Layers Objects that move between slides Figures from your Jupyter notebooks No sign-up. junoview.com #AcademicSky #DataScience #Python

From notebooks to something worth looking at. I've been building Junoview, a free presentation editor for people who work with data: git-style version history, layers, linked clones, code boxes, and figures straight from your Jupyter notebooks. No sign-up. junoview.com #AcademicSky #DataScience

Code boxes in Junoview: code on a slide, coloured for its language. Here are the same two lines in Python, R, Julia, MATLAB and JavaScript. There are 27 languages and 13 colour themes, under Text › Code. Free, in your browser: junoview.com #Python #rstats #DataScience

Re-run a Jupyter notebook and the figures on your slides are out of date. I built Junoview to fix that. Put a notebook figure on a slide. After a re-run, reload the notebook and press Update, which shows the old figure beside the new one first. Free, in your browser: junoview.com #Jupyter #Python

Things I kept wishing my slides could do, so I built them into Junoview. A quick tour in the video. A bit more on each below. junoview.com #Presentations #AcademicSky #Python #Jupyter

Juno-view feature highlight: Logo on every slide? Same caption style on every figure? Make them clones. Change one and they all follow, while each keeps its own words and figure. Share the look, the place, or both. Check out everything Junoview can do: junoview.com/#/pres/Junoview%20showcase\

Junoview has version history for your slides, drawn like git. Every version is a dot, branches get their own colour, and it tells you what changed on which slide. Put one slide back, or branch off an old version and try another idea. junoview.com #AcademicSky #Python

Too much code, not enough plots in your Jupyter notebooks? Junoview's filters fold the code away or hide it, until it's just your figures. You can also pin your favourite cells and turn your notebook into a presentation automatically with one click. junoview.com

1/4 A proper presentation editor, free, in your browser. Layouts, themes, equations, diagrams, animations, presenter view. Builds a first draft from your notebook. Exports to .pptx or PDF. No sign-up. No tracking. junoview.com #Python #Jupyter #OpenSource #AcademicSky

1/4 A proper presentation editor, free, in your browser. Layouts, themes, equations, diagrams, animations, presenter view. Builds a first draft from your notebook. Exports to .pptx or PDF. No sign-up. No tracking. No AI. junoview.com #Python #Jupyter #OpenSource #AcademicSky

Stop screenshotting your plots into slides. Junoview turns your Jupyter notebooks into slides and posters, right in your browser. Completely free. No sign-up. No tracking. No AI. junoview.com #Python #Jupyter #AcademicSky

Three months ago I got sick of screenshotting plots out of Jupyter notebooks. Junoview opens a notebook you've already run and puts the figures first. Hide the code. Trace any plot back to the cells that made it. See the whole analysis as a map. Turn it into slides. Completely free. junoview.com