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Turn a Git repo into a collection of interactive notebooks
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Have a Binder-Ready repository? With Persistent BinderHub, turn this repository into a persistent Jupyter
environment, allowing you to continue your analysis from anywhere at any time.
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How it works
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Build repositories like MyBinder.org
Enter your repository information in the Binder form. We build and launch your binder-ready repository so that you can interact with it just like on any other Binder deployment. Once a repository has been launched it will be added to the list of your projects.
Enter your repository information in the Binder form. We build and launch your binder-ready repository so that you can interact with it just like on any other Binder deployment. Once a repository has been launched it will be added to the list of your projects.
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Persist /projects like a Jovyan
You are not just a visitor, but a true resident on Jupyter. Your projects have a persistent $HOME directory whose contents are mirrored at /projects. Use the buttons in the table to launch, stop or delete an existing project. The data science image can be your place to begin. To update a project-image use the Binder form and for files use git. You can launch one project at a time and have up to 5 projects in total.
You are not just a visitor, but a true resident on Jupyter. Your projects have a persistent $HOME directory whose contents are mirrored at /projects. Use the buttons in the table to launch, stop or delete an existing project. The data science image can be your place to begin. To update a project-image use the Binder form and for files use git. You can launch one project at a time and have up to 5 projects in total.