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0:06 = Hello, in this video we will see how to create apps on JuliaBox | |
0:23 = Click on the "Launch" button to start Jupyter | |
0:37 = Now we go back to the dashboard and open up the "My Apps" tool | |
0:42 = The default values describe a built-in example app that you can run. Just hit "Deploy" | |
1:03 = Now you should see the app on the dashboard. Click on the "Short Link" to connect to the app. This link can also be shared with o | |
ther users. | |
1:13 = Lets wait for the app to start up. This app accepts some code on the left box and runs it when you click the button. The results | |
are on the right. | |
1:34 = Now lets see the julia code for this app | |
1:46 = First we copy the file from the default location to our home so that Jupyter can see it. | |
2:26 = Now click on the file on Jupyter to open it | |
2:38 = So here's some julia code that uses Mux and a bunch of other packages to server web pages. You can edit this file and create your | |
own app. | |
2:51 = Lets see how to do that. Lets start a "Hello World" app. | |
3:03 = Create a julia file containing the code | |
3:30 = Save the file and go back to the "My Apps" tool | |
3:40 = Enter the name of the file you just created in the Runfile field. | |
3:50 = Enter the name of the app as "helloworld" adn hit deploy | |
4:10 = You should see the app on your dashboard. Click it to check on the status. Click on the reload button to update the the status. | |
4:45 = You can see the logs of the app in the logs directory in Jupyter. Click on logs then click on the folder with the same name as yo | |
ur app. | |
5:07 = Thank you! |
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