just slides

Justfile

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+slides:
+    for file in `ls */slides.md`; do \
+      marp $file; \
+    done

README.md

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 Either make companion files in each directory, or keep your notes in a separate directory/notebook altogether.
 
+## Table of Contents
+
+I will create a directory for each topic, numbered in the order they're introduced.
+
+Inside each directory, you're likely to find:
+
+- `slides.md` - My slides in raw markdown.
+- `slides.html` - My slides converted to a presentation. (using [`marp`](https://marpit.marp.app)) You can open this in your web browser (Type `open slides.html` from the command line.)
+- `*-notebook.py` - These are marimo notebooks (see below).
+
+Not every week will have slides & a notebook, but one or the other should generally exist.
+
+Other files, such as images & data will be kept in the appropriate folder.
+
 ### Marimo Notebooks
 
 Marimo notebooks are similar to Jupyter notebooks, but work much better with Git and have some other nice features I appreciate.
 
 If you have ever looked at a Jupyter notebook file (.ipynb) in an editor, you know they are large JSON files, and once they are checked into Git changes become very difficult to track.
 
+To interact with a notebook, run:
+
+`uv run marimo edit <notebook-file>`
 
-`uv run marimo`