New tutorials page
Hi, We’ve replaced the old notebook based tutorials to better looking sphinx-gallery based tutorials. You can still download notebooks for individual tutorials. Do you have any feedback?
chsasank
Nice work ! This work does really matter for the community, thanks !
trypag
Thanks for the reply. Since I broke down the long and monolithic notebook tutorials into pieces and sections, I was of the impression that they are easier to read. Can you please illustrate your point with an example/screenshot?
chsasank
As I said, what I liked in ipython, was that each step was contained in a single cell, then moving to another one meant changing of task. The whole page doesn’t seem as fluid to read as before. I don’t really know how to solve this, maybe it’s okay not having cells anymore and we can move to another design, but I don’t feel really comfortable with it right now. To me it requires thinking of how each step in the tutorial is designed, so that we can follow much easier. A first step may be to join a code panel and its associated result panel, without space between.
trypag
chsasank
@chsasank I really like the new tutorials page. Its easily accessible compared to the old one and is part of the documentation as well. Will you be adding more tutorials that others have written and available on github? Also, it’ll be nice to have a tutorial on using torchtext.
shaun
chsasank
@chsasank I’ll try to do that. Meanwhile here are my stars on Github, I think some of them are already on the tutorial: Awesome PyTorch 13 The Incredible Pytorch 9 Pytorch Tutorial 10
shaun
Hi, It is not in the “tutorial” format, but I thought I would share it with the community. If there is another way to share personal projects that might be of help to others please let me know. Thanks!
shaun
thanks for sharing shaun!
smth