Navid C. Constantinou

@ali-ramadhan does makes a fair point. But there will be some learning curve either way... The user should either know some git, or they should be familiar with Julia's syntax,...

Docker should be also mentioned as another avenue for users to be able to get examples running... (@christophernhill)

Yep. Somewhere in the top of the example in the documentation there should be these links... This is a primitive form of what I was thinking: https://fourierflows.github.io/GeophysicalFlowsDocumentation/dev/generated/twodnavierstokes_decaying/ But, after this...

Not bad idea... Just curious whether Literate will be installing Plots from scratch for every example.

OK, I'll do that on a separate PR for all examples. Let's merge #1128 without it for now.

Hm... But we don't wanna include, e.g., Plots.jl as a dependency of the package.

Can't find `dotview` anywhere....

OK! Got it. ```Julia julia> Base.Broadcast.dotview dotview (generic function with 2 methods) ```

So what you want is a function that returns a field `q` for which if energy is $E = \int q(x, y)^2 \mathrm{d}x \mathrm{d}y = \int \mathcal{E}(k) k \mathrm{d}k$ you...

hm... indeed seems like this is the case :(