foundOnTheWeb by rjb & Helma

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• Iodide - data science entirely in your browser 
  [defunct]
  Directly import and utilize the best-in-class visualization and UI tools in JavaScript.
  Combine Python, JavaScript, Markdown, and CSS.
  Choose the right language for the task with zero additional installation.
  Share and remix your work.
  Your notebook should be as easy to share as a web page.
  Added: Fri Aug 23 2019; URL: https://iodide.io/; id = 229
• Datenbanksysteme I 
  Some good notes/slides from database topic courses at U. Tuebingen (in English). See also the sidebar for a selection of courses.
  Added: Wed Mar 13 2019; URL: https://db.inf.uni-tuebingen.de/teaching/DatenbanksystemeIWS2017-2018.html; id = 228
• enough.css 
  enough.css is a tiny CSS framework with most of the styling you need for that blog of yours.
  
  The base stylesheet is 118 bytes minified. It comes with optional modules to (minimally) style code blocks and tables. It’s responsive by default, but has a module to decrease font sizes on smaller screens for extra responsiveness. The whole package is 458 bytes minified.
  Added: Tue Mar 12 2019; URL: https://jeffkreeftmeijer.github.io/enough.css/; id = 227
• 50 Examples for Teaching Python 
  [The] goal was to collect interesting short examples of Python programs, examples that tackle a real-world problem and exercise various features of the Python language.
  
  By A. M. Kuchling.
  Added: Wed Apr 04 2018; URL: http://fiftyexamples.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html; id = 226
• Python Data Science Handbook 
  This website contains the full text of the Python Data Science Handbook by Jake VanderPlas; the content is available on GitHub in the form of Jupyter notebooks.
  Added: Wed Mar 14 2018; URL: https://jakevdp.github.io/PythonDataScienceHandbook/; id = 225