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Welcome to the Ibis and IbisML tutorial!

You can either run everything on your local machine using Visual Studio Code or in the cloud using GitHub Codespaces. If you anticipate you won't have reliable internet (e.g. at PyCon), the Visual Studio Code option is the way to go.

Getting started using Visual Studio Code

To follow along, download and install Visual Studio Code for your platform and set up your workspace:

  1. Clone https://github.com/deepyaman/lichess-live-win-probability-tutorial

    git clone https://github.com/deepyaman/lichess-live-win-probability-tutorial.git
  2. Open the lichess-live-win-probability-tutorial folder

    Open the folder
  3. Click "Yes, I trust the authors" to enable all features

    Trust the authors
  4. Install the recommended 'Dev Containers' extension from Microsoft for the repository

    Install the recommended 'Dev Containers' extension
  5. Reopen the folder in a container

    Reopen the folder in a container
  6. Run git pull in your terminal to ensure that you have the latest code

    Fetch the latest code from GitHub

Getting started using GitHub Codespaces

To follow along, create a GitHub Codespace on https://github.com/deepyaman/lichess-live-win-probability-tutorial:

  1. Create a new codespace on main, making sure to choose "New with options..."

    Create a new codespace
  2. Create the codespace in US East (prebuild available) with at least 4 cores

    Configure options for your new codespace
  3. Wait for the codespace to be fully initialized (you should see (lichess-live-win-probability-tutorial) at the start of your terminal prompt)

    Wait for the environment to be activated
  4. Run git pull in your terminal to ensure that you have the latest code

    Fetch the latest code from GitHub