# Online Resources

## The Callysto Server

You can create and run your Jupyter notebooks using the callysto server that is maintained by Cybera and PIMS. Just click here:

<https://hub.callysto.ca>

Log in using your Google ID. Note you should stick to one ID, as each instance of an ID will give you a separate server, with separate file storage. Usually you want to keep all your code in one place, so use only one ID.

## The Callysto GitHub Repository

This is where we post our public demos, notebooks, etc.

<https://github.com/callysto>

## The Callysto Shorts Jupyter Book.

Contains examples of commonly used code in our books for interactivity and visualizations.

[Callysto Shorts Jupyter Book](https://callysto.github.io/shorts-book/intro.html)

### The Private Callysto GitHub Repository

This is where we post our private demos, for discussion and improvement before release.

<https://github.com/cybera/callysto-sample-notebooks>

## Jira Project Management Tool.

This is where we track what stories we are working on for the development sprints.

<https://jira.cybera.ca>

## Slack

This is where we quickly communicate and collaborate. Please get added to this if you are not already.

<https://callysto.slack.com>

## Intro to Syzygy

This is a related Jupyter project from PIMS, Cybera and Compute Canada.

<http://intro.syzygy.ca>

## Jupyter Notes

More about the Jupyter project.

<http://jupyter.org/>

## Markdown Language Notes

Some useful Markdown Language tips.

<https://github.com/adam-p/markdown-here/wiki/Markdown-Cheatsheet>

## Git Notes

Some useful GitHub tips.

<http://rogerdudler.github.io/git-guide/>