One Click Publishing for Open Research Websites

Fast, continuous publishing workflows for modern continuous science

August 19, 2022

In this webinar, we walked through our one-click publishing features in Curvenote’s visual scientific editor which is accessible via your web browser at https://curvenote.com.

We show how you can easily publish and update scientific and technical content, manuscripts, and Jupyter Notebooks in a fast interactive site within a couple of minutes. Then with a little configuration via the user interface add rich metadata including authors, affiliations, open access badges, GitHub repositories, and clear licensing over content and code.

Watch the recording of the webinar below 👇

The video thumbnail has been placed right over the publishing button 😢. We’ll be aware of that for future webinars but here’s a screenshot of our Publish button in action, to show you what you are missing in the recording.

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Getting Started

To start writing and publishing online simply sign up for a Curvenote account. It’s completely free and you can publish projects to as many curve.space subdomains as you need. If you need a custom domain setup or are looking to integrate with another website get in touch.

Want to work locally in Markdown?

As well as being able to publish a website from the Curvenote editor shown in this webinar. You can also work locally with Markdown files in your favorite text editor, using GitHub for version control, and even deploy sites from a GitHub action. To do this use the open source Curvenote CLI to build your site, run a local development web server and deploy to the Curvenote CDN - read the docs here: http://curvenote.com/docs/web

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