You Only Write Thrice: Creating Documents, Computational Notebooks and Presentations From a Single Source

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2107.06639v1
• Date: Fri, 2 Jul 2021 21:02:09 GMT
• Title: You Only Write Thrice: Creating Documents, Computational Notebooks and Presentations From a Single Source
• Authors: Kacper Sokol and Peter Flach
• Abstract summary: Academic trade requires juggling multiple variants of the same content published in different formats. We propose to significantly reduce this burden by maintaining a single source document in a version-controlled environment. We offer a proof-of-concept workflow that composes Jupyter Book (an online document), Jupyter Notebook (a computational narrative) and reveal.js slides from a single markdown source file.
• Score: 11.472707084860875
• License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/
• Abstract: Academic trade requires juggling multiple variants of the same content published in different formats: manuscripts, presentations, posters and computational notebooks. The need to track versions to accommodate for the write--review--rebut--revise life-cycle adds another layer of complexity. We propose to significantly reduce this burden by maintaining a single source document in a version-controlled environment (such as git), adding functionality to generate a collection of output formats popular in academia. To this end, we utilise various open-source tools from the Jupyter scientific computing ecosystem and operationalise selected software engineering concepts. We offer a proof-of-concept workflow that composes Jupyter Book (an online document), Jupyter Notebook (a computational narrative) and reveal.js slides from a single markdown source file. Hosted on GitHub, our approach supports change tracking and versioning, as well as a transparent review process based on the underlying code issue management infrastructure. An exhibit of our workflow can be previewed at https://so-cool.github.io/you-only-write-thrice/.

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