Editorial Principles
Read more about our editorial principles in our charter.
Blog Posts
The Project Jupyter blog is designed for community members to share valuable and educational content about Jupyter. Blog posts can be about various topics, for example how you got started with Jupyter, the latest extension you built around Jupyter, a quick tutorial on how to use a specific feature, and more. This channel is powered by our community members so there are no particular requirements for how the blog post has to be written.
Here is one example of a blog post structure:
- Title
- Provide one image that represents your project - it can also be a code snippet
- Introduce your topic
- Why is this topic important? What are the benefits for the Jupyter community?
- Do you have an interesting user story or usage example? Include this here.
- Pick a specific usage example and provide a step-by-step guide so the readers can follow along. Make sure to include visuals or code examples so readers can follow along easily.
- Thank/acknowledge the people who helped make the work described in the blog post possible. This includes anyone who helped you write the blog post itself.
- End the article with the forward-looking statement about your project or research
Blog Post Examples:
- Shorter post: European Commission Funds Jupyter Bug Bounty Program
- Longer post: Generative AI in Jupyter
- Post using the Jupyter Voice: JupyterLab is Ready for Users
Submission Process
Please fill out the Jupyter Content Intake form to submit relevant content for consideration to publish on the Jupyter blog or to amplify with Jupyter social media channels.
We will vet content against our editorial principles and follow up with you if there are any issues. Plan ahead: we are primarily a group of volunteers and we usually review requests for publication on a weekly basis.