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How I make my blog

In case you're asking...

 After some attempts I decided to put the code here using this method:
- I write and test the code in jupyter or sublime text 3
- then I save the jupyter file as html file
- I open the html file, copy the code and paste it in the blog
That seems to work quite fine to me.
That's all for now.

 P.S.: Jupyter is a great tool for python.
To use it (if you got all the things installed in the right way), go in the command line and digit "ipython notebook", wait some time and google chrome will appear with your jupyter notebook ready to go ... it's a great tool. I haven't used it so much lately, because I like to use sublime, but I rediscovered it for this blog and I found it very handy. It is better that the IDLE, you can write as many lines as you want, well printed in color and you can test different versions of the code in the different cells, comment them with markdown language and convert what you've written in many ways, html, pdf, python... so, it's a great tool, as I said.

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