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Ideas for lessons #35

Open taylorreiter opened 2 years ago

taylorreiter commented 2 years ago
elizabethmcd commented 2 years ago
mezarque commented 1 year ago

After we run Intro to Python, it could be fun to cover things like pandas, matplotlib, plotly, etc. in greater depth! I'd be happy to help with those. I personally could also benefit from a ggplot tutorial...

I think having package development workshops for both Python and R would be super helpful - perhaps we could even come up with a standard template for folks to start with? I've been pulling together info from random web resources...

taylorreiter commented 1 year ago

After we run Intro to Python, it could be fun to cover things like pandas, matplotlib, plotly, etc. in greater depth! I'd be happy to help with those.

I love those ideas!

I personally could also benefit from a ggplot tutorial...

I don't even think i can count the number of times i've taught ggplot. I'm more than happy to do it again. do you think we need an intro to R series like python in order to do an intro to ggplot, or if I cover how to read in a CSV is that enough? there is some stuff with ggplot (like data should be in long format most of the time), but a lot of times you can get the plot you want without it.

I think having package development workshops for both Python and R would be super helpful - perhaps we could even come up with a standard template for folks to start with? I've been pulling together info from random web resources...

Great idea. For sourmashconsumr, I used on website basically exclusively (https://r-pkgs.org/)...I guess there isn't something similar for python?

taylorreiter commented 11 months ago

Teaching people how to write a tutorial (for something like prehgt, noveltree, PC)

taylorreiter commented 10 months ago
mezarque commented 9 months ago

+1 to discussing Docker basics, I'm trying to figure it out and it's hard to know where to begin