I started porting the cookbook to Deno + Jupyter
I already finished the get_started chapter
Any help is appreciated because there still is a lot to port
The get_started chapter is a great foundation. Here’s how others can contribute:
git clone https://github.com/sigmaSd/gemini-2-cookbook-deno
cd gemini-2-cookbook-deno
deno task dev
The Deno ecosystem will benefit greatly from this port. Feel free to share which chapters you’re planning to tackle next, and the community can help distribute the workload effectively!
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I updated the repo to port the new sdk GitHub - sigmaSd/gemini-2-cookbook-deno: Port of gemini cookbook to Deno
This new sdk have more features and is unified with the python one, so its now easy to follow the python tutorials even without a port of the examples.
It might be a good idea to port the rest of the chapters cookbook/quickstarts at main · google-gemini/cookbook · GitHub
To run the examples, you just need deno jupyter kernel installed and then you can open the files and run the kernel.