New tutorials on find CADC data with `astroquery`

[andamian]

We have created a few Jupyter-notbook style tutorials on how to access data at the Canadian Astronomy Data Centre (CADC) using, amongst other packages, astropy and astroquery. They can be found at the following URL: http://www.opencadc.org/notebook-tutorials/

We were wondering if they are useful and interesting to be added to this project. Please let us know whether to proceed.

Thanks

[eblur]

These are great! What sort of collaboration were you envisioning? If you would like us to add these to the Learn Astropy site, there a few options.

First, if you have not already, check out our page of instructions for Contributors: http://learn.astropy.org/contributing.html

If you feel comfortable doing so, you can submit a pull request directly. Please be sure to have nbstripout installed and to have all notebook outputs cleared each time you make a commit.

If you prefer not to use the Github infrastructure yourself, we encourage you to share the files with us via Colaboratory. (See Issue #402 as an example.) In Colab, we can edit them directly to conform to our format described in the Contributing page, copy edit, etc.

Let us know what you think.

[andamian]

These are great! What sort of collaboration were you envisioning? If you would like us to add these to the Learn Astropy site, there a few options.

First, if you have not already, check out our page of instructions for Contributors: http://learn.astropy.org/contributing.html

If you feel comfortable doing so, you can submit a pull request directly. Please be sure to have nbstripout installed and to have all notebook outputs cleared each time you make a commit.

If you prefer not to use the Github infrastructure yourself, we encourage you to share the files with us via Colaboratory. (See Issue #402 as an example.) In Colab, we can edit them directly to conform to our format described in the Contributing page, copy edit, etc.

Let us know what you think.

Excellent. Expect a PR from us hopefully soon. Thanks