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Jupyter Book 2 technology has been applied across a wide range of use cases, including curricula vitae, official educational textbooks, student portfolios, lab manuals, and technical documentation.
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Below is a gallery showcasing three examples of such outputs.
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Below is a gallery showcasing examples of such outputs.
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```{card} Introducing Classical Mechanics & Special Relativity
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:link: https://freekpols.github.io/Mechanica/
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This book provides an introduction for freshman students into the world of classical mechanics and special relativity theory
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:link: https://freekpols.github.io/Mechanica/
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```{figure} figures/mech.*
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```{card} The Turing Way handbook to reproducible, ethical and collaborative data science.
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MyST is an ecosystem of open-source, community-driven tools designed to revolutionize scientific communication. Our powerful authoring framework supports blogs, online books, scientific papers, reports and journals articles.
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## Read it
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In your folder of the repository there is a hidden folder called `.github`, and inside that is another folder called `workflows`. Inside that folder is a file called `deploy.yml` (or similar). This file defines the workflow that builds and deploys your Jupyter Book to GitHub Pages.
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````{exercise} Explore the workflow file
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Find the workflow file and open it to see what is inside.
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```{warning} do not change anything yet!
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Changing the workflow file before you understand it may break your book build! Luckily, you can always revert changes using git.
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