Matt McCormick

Draft documentation sections: - Quick start guide - Deployments (name??) * Colab * Jupyter * Jupyterlab * VSCode * Jupyterlite * Server app * Desktop app - Integrations * numpy...

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xref #89

Yes, with #188, we can theoretically use spheres by passing `point_sets=` as opposed to `geometries=`: ``` view(point_sets=mesh) ``` This provides a UI to change the point size, and an option...

Additional notes for packaging assets: https://flit.pypa.io/en/latest/pyproject_toml.html#external-data-section

_to_itk.py update suggested by @ctrueden: ``` elif have_imagej and ij.py.isjava(other_image_datatype): converted = ij.py.from_java(other_image_datatype) if ij.py.isjava(converted): # Cannot escape from Java land... return None return to_itk_image(converted) ```

Hi, neat data and rendering! :-D :tooth: Are you working in the Jupyter Notebook or Jupyter Lab?

@habi great, thanks for the update. Currently, ipywebrtc is not updated for newer version of JupyterLab, so the Jupyter Notebook is the best way to go. Yes, you can automate...

To create a widget at the beginning of a cell and display it without listing it at the end of the cell, use `display`: ``` from IPython.display import display display(viewer)...

@habi how about: ``` recorder.recording = True recorder.autosave = False recorder.download() ```