Closed sanjayankur31 closed 1 year ago
Hi @joewgraham
I see a couple of new NetPyNE releases recently. Would you be up for a dev session in the comings weeks by any chance?
I would love to do a dev session on NetPyNE soon. Let's schedule one.
I actually just stepped down from my official position at NetPyNE (the recent releases were partially me wrapping up all the loose ends I had created over the last two years). I will continue working on NetPyNE as needed as a consultant/contractor.
That said, I'd love to summarize what I dev'ed at NetPyNE, if people are interested. Specifically I'd talk about (1) documentation (using docstrings in the code, Sphinx, Napoleon, and autodocsumm to generate html documentation) and (2) analysis and plotting (separating the two and standardizing using new MetaFigure and Plotter classes).
Sounds good. Yeh, a session on your work and what's new in the latest releases would be awesome. When would you like to do it? I think we usually do dev sessions around 1600/1700 UTC?
CC: @OCNS/software-wg so folks can check if the time works for them etc.
Any day during the week of April 4 - 8 would work for me, and 1600 or 1700 UTC is fine. Any preferences on the day?
I can do Mon/Thu/Fri that week at 1600 UTC (1700 BST). @OCNS/software-wg : what about everyone else?
I think better to avoid a Friday evening.... lets go with Mon or Thu.
I think better to avoid a Friday evening.... lets go with Mon or Thu.
Agree, and both would work for me.
Let's do Monday then? @joewgraham would you write up an abstract that we can send out and put on the website please? I'll go set up a zoom meeting for us
Okay, so we're on for this coming Monday, April 4 at 1600UTC for a NetPyNE dev session. I'll pull together an abstract today and post it.
That sounds great. It'll be good to have the post on the software wg website and the e-mails to MLs out latest by Friday morning so that folks at least have a two working day notice about the session.
Hey @sanjayankur31 , I'm getting my abstract uploaded now, but I don't have access to a paid Zoom account. Can someone else set one up? Or should I create a Google Meet?
Okay, I've uploaded an abstract: https://github.com/OCNS/SoftwareWG/commit/b519130e6bc30cbc2d7a0201980e3fee58b290a5
I created one. Here's the invite, I'll go update the blog post:
Ankur Sinha (he/him/his) is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.
Topic: INCF/OCNS Software WG: Joe Graham: NetPyNE
Time: Apr 4, 2022 04:00 PM Universal Time UTC
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@joewgraham should I announce the session on the lists or would you prefer to do that?
Thanks! It would be great if you could announce to the lists, @sanjayankur31
Great. I'll do that ASAP.
Sent to all the MLs.
@joewgraham looks like the netpyne ML has blocked posting by e-mail? I get:
The response was:
The group netpyne-mailing@googlegroups.com does not allow posting through email.
fixed---had to mail netpyne-forum, not netpyne-mailing.
Hi @OCNS/software-wg , reminder for the session later today at 1600 UTC. Please also spread the word. Here's the announcement on Twitter:
https://twitter.com/sanjay_ankur/status/1510966581299494917?s=20&t=ChE-rz3wLnVadWIWBbS7gA
I've started the zoom call now folks, please join when convenient @OCNS/software-wg
Recording information:
Topic: INCF/OCNS Software WG: Joe Graham: NetPyNE
Start Time: Apr 4, 2022 04:48 PM
Meeting Recording:
https://ucl.zoom.us/rec/share/FJ6vNZq6tFnq5OgnGmvc6Y1i09L7gUjIlqN_p3BrIl-IFjWDaPooMSf963VZhI2J.p4pLIbDmQwdIE7dU
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Forwarded to Heather for archival too now. We'll close this once they've been uploaded and we've updated the blog post with links.
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A dev session on NetPyNE would be great!
http://www.netpyne.org/