I've been part of Fury since February. I always wanted to try something different and found Fury through the GSoC website. Initially, I had little idea why this library existed. But then I explored and realized scriptable animations are super important and lots of people find it very valuable. (Understanding VTK made me realize how simple Fury makes the entire process.)

As a 2nd year CS undergraduate, I haven't done much scientific visualization myself, but I have used libraries like streamlit & reflex, and Fury looks similar to me. Since the majority of people use Python for scientific tasks, a high-performance visualization library makes a lot of sense, and this area seems niche to me. This is why I'd like to contribute to Fury :)

As for experience with the library, I have one merged PR and one PR ready to review. I also have replied to people in the Discussions tab and helped in clarifying confusion. 

How do I apply to be a part of Fury? And what idea should I work on? I'm fine with all 3 of the ideas, but I believe I have to narrow it down and study to make a good proposal. I'd like some direction regarding this.

Sincerely,

Robin Roy

GitHub: https://github.com/robinroy03
Discord: robinroy

LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/robinroy2003