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@eblur eblur commented Jun 19, 2018

Written tutorials (coming out of Python in Astronomy 2018) for:

01 - installing Python and Astropy with Anaconda

02 - Setting up and managing conda environments, and with Jupyter notebook

03 - Setting up a developer version of Astropy, including links to Github documentation

I welcome feedback and will request content reviewers.

Before merging, we should figure out where this should go on the Learn Astropy landing page. @MananAgarwal @adrn @eteq

@eblur eblur requested review from crawfordsm, kelle and mwcraig June 19, 2018 16:29
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Looks good; at some point the developer docs in the astropy documentation should really be updated...

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eteq commented Jun 21, 2018

@eblur - re: where it should go on the Learn page: I think maybe it should be listed as a standard tutorial but also be linked at the top of the tutorials page, and any future "guides" page? That's what it's most relevant for, and I don't think a user who's at the Learn landing page needs these unless they actually make it to the tutorials or guides?

@eblur eblur force-pushed the add_install_docs branch from 620c8ce to db567be Compare July 31, 2018 15:35
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bsipocz commented Nov 27, 2018

@eblur - This seems to be in need of a rebase as many commits have brought in from master, similarly as in #227 (comment).
Ping me on slack if interested in doing a pair coding rebase for this.

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adrn commented Jan 22, 2019

This was moved to #308

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