[IPython-dev] [jupyter] Communications, mailing lists, gitter, etc...
Matthias Bussonnier
bussonniermatthias at gmail.com
Mon Jun 29 04:11:50 EDT 2015
> On Jun 29, 2015, at 06:03, Brian Granger <ellisonbg at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> I view the blog as being reserved for highly curated and copy-edited
> content.
I agree, though do you want to improve our communication or not ?
Do you think there is not enough content for one Post per week?
> That content is very time consuming to write and I don't want
> to discourage smaller one-way announcements by telling people that
> they all need to be blog posts.
The question is do you think spending 1h announcing things **correctly**,
is not worth the (potentially) infinite questions we will get after ?
> Also the blog serves a much difference
> audience - users - than a development focused mailing list.
Once again, this depends on the content of the dev meeting, and the things we want to put on the blog.
- Does the fact that we are going to SciPy matters ?
- Does the fact that we split the repo matters ?
- If we have any fundings matters ?
Theses are topics that will touch both user and dev, and that I see us putting on the blog.
The IPython user-ml and dev have been merge **because** the distinction user/dev is blurry.
> For
> development purposes, I don't see a significant difference between
> announcements and 2 ways communications. Here is another metric to use
> in deciding what is blog post worthy - do we want to tweet about it.
> Most things on the mailing list - even when 1 way - don't pass that
> test.
We are starting to write the notebook using phosphor, there is a hydrogen plugin for atom connecting to jupyter,
we are adding things to message spec, tartlets splits into tartlets and widgets tartlets are things I want to tweet about.
But what do actually subscriber on this ML thinks ?
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M
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