Added also list of dependencies (you can modify it according to the notebooks and libraries there added)

http://mybinder.readthedocs.io/en/latest/using.html#preparing-a-repository-for-binder

@radovankavicky Im actually getting the following error when I try to launch it. Any thoughts?

Image gcr.io/binder-prod/r2d-fd74043sachinruk-deepschool.io:59cf2ebc3fa166accc630e42a5e7af59ea334
673 for user sachinruk-deepschool.io-uicpr1kp took too long to launch

I tried it again too & now taking a long time to load and nothing. After I clicked to see the logs for details (as suggested by Binder) and there was only:

Image gcr.io/binder-prod/r2d-fd74043sachinruk-deepschool.io:d3b02a5da91a2de56e3d0c39f8363d2a3b3fd137 for user sachinruk-deepschool.io-84v8w49c took too long to launch

Similar issue is described here: binder-project/binder#88

Maybe it is because of changes in repo: binder-project/binder#41

Or maybe we need to update requirements.txt document within the repo (to update list of dependencies).

Not sure how to resolve it (it was working only at the beginning/not after the changes in repository).

I wrote & described the issue on their Gitter (hopefully there will be somebody from the Binder developers who could help/point in the right direction how to resolve the issue).

@sachinruk
So, here is how to resolve it (reaction directly from Binder developers/they are amazing... reacted very quickly, so let's try to do it the way they suggested):

Tim Head @betatim Jan 20 22:29
@radovankavicky you have a Dockerfile in your deepschool.io repo, so binder is trying to build that image and expects it to start a notebook server in a particular way
if you aren't using the dockerfile to build the binder image then I think the best way to get binder to ignore it is to create a directory called binder/ and place a requirements.txt in it that contains your dependencies
i think as soon as there is a binder/ subdirectory we ignore everything in the top level directory

Chris Holdgraf @choldgraf Jan 20 23:07
@radovankavicky I made a PR to do this, see my fork binder link here: https://mybinder.org/v2/gh/choldgraf/deepschool.io/binder_folder?filepath=notebooks%2FIndex.ipynb
however, I noticed you've got a bug in your requirements code (not your bug, but a scikit-image bug)
the last version of skimage depends on a version of numpy that has a bug in it, which means you won't be able to pip install -r with that skimage version