With this post, we announce the release of wradlib 0.9.0. It finalizes our transition from example Python scripts to jupyter notebooks (as already announced in a previous post). As a result, the documentation pages have become more consistent, and the handling of examples and tutorials more convenient and …
At a wradlib code-sprint early April, we thought about ways to make wradlib examples and tutorials more user-friendly, interactive and consistent.
Therefore, we decided to harmonise online tutorials and recipes together with the examples from the source distribution. All of them will be transformed as ready-to-use jupyter notebooks. These notebooks …
With the help of an outstanding community effort named conda-forge, wradlib can now be more conveniently installed on linux, windows and osx.
Until now, installing wradlib and its dependencies could be tricky, with each OS having its own issues. On Windows, we so far recommended to satisfy all depencies via …
