Sharing Polyglot Notebooks with your team
Working with a Polyglot notebook on your own is relatively straightforward: open VS Code, install the dependencies, create a notebook, and then start programming. This is the approach we’ve followed for much of the book and it works fine if you don’t need to share a notebook with others.
When you do need to start sharing notebooks with other people on your team or stakeholders outside of your team, you’ll need a way of coordinating your notebooks.
The simplest approach is to send the notebook file to another coworker as an email attachment or some other way of sharing a file. However, I don’t recommend this for the same reason I don’t recommend that developers pass code around in email: it’s not efficient and is a good way of adding in extra communication and coordination overhead you don’t need.
Instead, I recommend either adding your notebook to a version control system such as Git...
