Hi,
a few comments following yesterday's dev meeting.
As for the GitHub CI, I was curious. I guess this is what Ariel
mentioned:
https://github.blog/2019-08-08-github-actions-now-supports-ci-cd/
The YAML mechanism seems very similar to the Microsoft Azure Pipelines.
The page says it is free for open source projects:
https://github.com/features/actions
Looks promising.
As said, ITK moved to Azure Pipelines a while ago and they are very
happy with it.
On the new website, I ignore whether you finally kept the suggestion,
but making all tutorials be folded/unfolded with a button seems very
useful to me.
As for the support channels, until recently I was not aware that there
was a DIPY mailing list separate from the neurostars mailing list/forum.
DIPY has also a gitter room. I'd dare to say that having a centralized
channel for questions (although these days GitHub issues are also used
to post questions, same may happen in twitter, etc.) would ease things
for both users ans maintainers, since "everything" would be kept in
the same site, and searchable. IMHO, discourse (a DIPY-own, separate
from neurostars) is a very nice option for this.
BTW, the new DIPY website looks stunning. Excellent job !
Cheers,
JON HAITZ
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