Meeting Notes - 16 Nov 2018#
https://hackmd.io/mpaocsIZSbSBO_31iIbEdg#
Attendees#
Chris Holdgraf
Leah Wasser
Max Joseph
Jenny Palomino
Agenda Items#
GRA spring 2019 hire!
identify a few packages that would be willing to be the first to work on this; get some package maintainers on board
collect some data on state of Python for scientists
draft of review process
Inviting others to join (Matt Perry? GeoPandas - Joris or James or both)
having a more final version of the scope document would be helpful for this
have a meeting with rOpenSci and adopt their structure, so we can present this formally to interested parties
we can start with that and then reach out to people to find editors and package reviewers
We know rOpenSci has an onboarding process – and we will need to identify editors
GRA Task: get him to work on the onboarding process as derive from Ropensci
Everyone should review the relevant documentation from rOpenSci and then we should have a meeting with Karthik and Carl
Relevant docs from rOpenSci:
Repository that contains the package review etc. (see issues) https://github.com/ropensci/onboarding
Repository that contains the information on how to package libraries, review, edit, etc.: https://github.com/ropensci/dev_guide
Potentially ask them to serve on a advisory board
Scoping out the code review for the spring that our gra will work on and what the paper will look like generally (to ensure we collect the right data)
Brainstorm funding opportunities
Kek 1 pager (I don’t have high hopes for it but it’s worth formalizing our ideas to use for other opportunities)
Sloan, more, mozilla, others??
Budget should include some funded leadership
rOpenSci has 3 funded developers and a position that organizes and mobilizes the community
sustainability needs to be in mind early on
Next Steps#
Fall 2018 Tasks#
[ ] Meeting with Carl and Karthik - suggest if they’d like to be on our board – Leah will email Carl and Karthik –
[ ] Grab pyopenscience twitter ??
Spring 2019 Tasks#
[ ] GRA – could convert the R docs dev, testing, etc?? to jupyter books implementation