jupyturtle` is now a Proper Python Package™, installable with `pip`, published on [PyPI](https://pypi.org/project/jupyturtle/).
Installation is not required, unless you want to run tests and contribute.
You can still simply download the `jupyturtle.py` file and place it on the same folder as your Jupyter Notebook. This can make it easier to use on notebooks hosted by cloud providers.
2024-03-25
Better performance drawing with `<path>` instead of `<line>`. Added `set_color` and `set_width` commands.
2024-03
This is the exact release Allen Downey uses in [Think Python Third Edition](https://allendowney.github.io/ThinkPython/)
2024-02
First release of jupyturtle. For users, the "package" consists of a single file, `jupyturtle.py`, to be placed on the same directory as your Jupyter Notebook `.ipynb` files that need to import it.