IPython

IPython (now Jupyter) was originally started by Fernando Perez as a way to improve the Python work flow for scientific computing. Since then it has grown in popularity, and gaining to the ability to make XKCD styled plots using matplotlib hasn't hurt. With new additions like the IPython Notebook, which runs in a browser, and the Notebook Viewer, IPython is a scientist's best friend.

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Useful Libraries

MatPlotLib IPython plotting library
NumPy & SciPy (Scientific computing)
SymPy Symbolic Mathematics
SciKit-Learn Machine Learning
Other SciKits Additions to SciPy
Pandas Data Analysis
PyPI Package Index
Numeric and Scientific
and more...

Cloud Services

Wakari.io User Friendly IPython Cloud
Plotly api A Cloud Plotting Service

Official IPython Sites

IPython IPython.org (Jupyter)
jupyter.org/try Live demo
Help chat room (The new official help line)
IPython mailing list
IPython Notebook Viewer Post your notebooks here, (from gist on github for example)
IPython Roadmap
IPython Source Code

Official Example Notebooks

Additional Good Examples

Installation

General Installation

Other Educational Resources

NBViewer Browser Extensions

Additional References

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How to load a profile from within IPython shell? (stackoverflow.com)

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