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Tutorial walk-through 馃帴 #606
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I recorded myself wandering through the Space Flight Tutorial. I'd already started once so you don't get to see me struggling to get conda to cooperate. No real problems other than tripping over whitespace problems a couple of times. Great tutorial, thanks for putting it together :) |
This issue has been automatically marked as stale because it has not had recent activity. It will be closed if no further activity occurs. Thank you for your contributions. |
I started the spaceflights tutorial this morning, before I even had my coffee. https://www.twitch.tv/videos/1045469259 Notes
Adding the following line caused pyright to complain that from .pipeline import create_pipeline # NOQA A better way might be the following. __all__ = ['create_pipeline']
from .pipeline import create_pipeline # NOQA Note: Following the tutorial I ended up pushing to feature/project-template before main I'll continue in another session. I spent way too long creating a virtual environment while recording. |
I had my mic on mute 2x but finished the tutorial regardless. https://www.twitch.tv/videos/1048621738 Notes
At the end I converted all the imports to use |
I'm going to close this issue in favour of #2091. We're going to prioritise interventions. Thank you so much @WaylonWalker and @navh! |
Description
We're running usability tests and would love for you to record walking through our tutorials. The idea for this ticket is that you do a screen capture walking through one of more of the following examples:
Please talk us through what you're trying to do, so maintain sound on and then remember to send us the link to the recording if you upload it on Google Drive or Box 馃帴 . You might even want to try use a new dataset, or do a different example, in this case then please check out #541.
Context
This is not a test of your Python abilities at all. It's focused on really evaluating how easy Kedro is to use. If you struggle with points then it likely means we have some to work to do with making it easier.
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