Closed Georacer closed 5 years ago
Do we want to have a uniform format for the Ardupilog name? Possible options:
ardupilog
(in true-type)
Is anyone of your fancy?For the name: I slightly prefer it capitalized (coming from MATLAB's convention to capitalize class names, I think) and I think the true-type looks nice too, if that's easy. But I'm okay with something else if you like, it doesn't matter much to me.
For the blog-post announcement, I noticed a few tiny grammar things that I would change: 1) I prefer not starting sentences with numbers, so I'd replace ("1.5 year ago, ...") with either "About a year ago ..." or maybe "About two years ago..." If you like to be more specific on the time, "A year-and-a-half ago, ..." 2) Two minor grammar formalities: When listing other people and yourself, it's considered proper to list yourself last. (So change "me and @hunt0r" to "@hunt0r and me") But also, since we are the subjects of the sentence (not the objects) you should use "I" instead of "me". So I propose changing to "A year-and-a-half ago, @hunt0r and I needed to parse some ArduPlane logs..." 3) When talking about Mission Planner, can we avoid the possibility of insult by changing "it [Mission Planner] didn't do a good job" to something like "it didn't serve our needs well enough." 4) Is this a good place to mention a "wishlist" item that someone else might code for us? The major one that comes to mind: I wish Ardupilog could also encode .tlog files to a similar MATLAB format. But I'm not willing to implement it myself.
Overall, it looks great! What else might I do to help?
Thanks a bunch for the corrections!
Regarding the wishlist, I think we have it already laid-out in the Issues page, as feature requests. I'll pull 2-3 of the most notable and put them in the blog post.
Posted here: https://discuss.ardupilot.org/t/ardupilog-a-dataflash-log-to-matlab-converter/33812 Close this if no more edits are needed.
It looks outstanding. Thanks so much for that!
@hunt0r Here's a proposal for the release blog. All suggestions welcome.