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Added a comprehensive tutorial notebook for all supported parallel backends (with free-threaded python) and overhauled the readme - #160

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@Schefflera-Arboricola Schefflera-Arboricola added the type: Documentation Improvements or additions to documentation label Aug 15, 2026
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@dschult -- just a gentle ping. Thx!

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Sorry for the delay on reviewing this.
It looks good! I think the changes to README are uniformly improvements. :)

The tutorial notebook looks good for content. I haven't checked that everything runs as expected/documented. But that breaking would be strange. And I haven't tried installing what I would need to get this running live in a jupyter sessions. But the static version of the cells looks good.

I think this shifts the focus of the readme a little from running specific algorithms to describing how the package works with the joblib options for different parallel systems. I think this is a reasonable shift matching the packages maturity -- going beyond a few functions to many functions and now via different parallel systems.

Thansk @Schefflera-Arboricola for putting this together!!

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dschult merged commit cbddbd0 into networkx:main Sep 10, 2026
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