ℹ️ about tonyfast

tonyfast is a freelance developer, designer, and scientist with significant experience in open source and science software. they are a distinguished project jupyter contributor advocating for equity in computational literacy and digital accessibility in open science technologies.

• 📓 notebooks
• 💀 deathbeds
• 💻 github
• 💼 linkedin

🛠️ current projects

• materialsgenomefoundation strategic planning lead for an open materials science economy
• nbconvert-a11y né notebooks for all collaboration with Space Telescope Science Institute improving the accessibility of static notebooks through collaboration with designers and compensated disabled testers.
• project jupyter accessibility working group, jupyter triage, and jupyter community calls
• writing experiments with literate programs and computational essays on my blog.
• pidgy, midgy, and importnb literate computing tools.

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💿 events and media

• writers workshop
• quirkshops
• open source directions
• jupyter accessibility workshops part 1 part 2
• alt text events
  • scipy alt text scavenger hunt
• atlanta jupyter user group
• pydata atlanta
• deathbeds blog
• jupyter day triangle
• jupyter days atlanta 2016 2018

📽️ presentations

• ten pounds of 💩
• reincarnation of the notebook
• calligrams
• powers often
• ten things 'bout jupyter
• notebookism
• the materials data scientist

👨‍🏭 organizations

• Materials Genome Foundation
• Quansight, LLC
• PyData Atlanta
• Bastille Networks
• Anaconda Inc
• Georgia Tech
• University of California Santa Barbara

❓ about this repository

the tonyfast distribution

this repository is one of github's special repositories for my personal profile. i wanted to do more with than just a readme so i'm using it as a place to package my computational essays or literate programs as a python distribution.

currently this project features:

• blogs, essays, notebooks and markdown re-used as python source code

• a python project called tonyfast that uses hatch for most development tasks (see pyproject.toml)

  pip install -e. # for development mode
  

• github actions to deploy my content on github pages. the documentation is made of:

  • mkdocs documentation with my own notebook customizations. (see mkdocs.yml)
  • a no-install, in-the-browser jupyterlite demo so myself and others can try out the code themselves

• some things i'd like to do:

  • add cron for some posts
  • add tests for some posts
  • build a solid binder to run heavier demos that might not work in jupyterlite