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Issue 3116 : Publish /en/lesson/interactive-visualization-with-plotly #3117
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Hello @hawc2. I’ve staged interactive-visualization-with-plotly for publication. You can read it through in Preview and let me know if you note anything which you'd like to adjust. I'm tagging @scottkleinman here too. I've checked through and I think the interactive If you're both happy, we can publish this lesson next Wednesday when our colleagues at Sussex will be around to activate our DOI, and Charlotte & I can launch the promotions on social media. Thank you, |
@anisa-hawes this looks pretty perfect to me. I'm happy to report I was able to comfortably read this whole lesson on my phone, even all the interactive plots worked well on mobile. |
Hello @hawc2. Thank you for this feedback! Scott has written to me separately to confirm that he's read the lesson as staged here in Jekyll, and is happy with the functionality and rendering of all the plots. I'll request your review here now. As explained above, I'd like to wait to publish this on Wednesday when we can also activate the DOI and launch promotion. Thank you. A. |
@anisa-hawes I made one edit I should've caught earlier, I changed most occurrences of "tutorial" to "lesson". Should be good to go |
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