Add tutorial gallery and ICESat-2 resources #1
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This is neat! I wasn't familiar with adding a local sphinx extension to do fancy formatting like this. Adding a link to the docs for future reference https://jupyterbook.org/en/stable/advanced/sphinx.html#local-sphinx-extensions |
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This is cool! We can do something similar in the other hackweeks. |
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The resources page aims to help point participants to the wide range of tutorials and tools available for working with ICESat-2 data. This includes a gallery of tutorials.
The tutorial gallery is implemented as a custom sphinx extension based on the Executable Books Gallery. Although each tutorial could be added as a panel or card, this implementation means contributors can simply fill out the required fields of the yaml and the gallery will be built automatically during the JupyterBook build.