Closed emadehsan closed 2 years ago
Hi @emadehsan, yes you are most that welcome to contribute to climetlab.
The documentation would be a good starting point. Perhaps you want to improve this part https://climetlab.readthedocs.io/en/latest/guide/sources.html by giving more details or add some example in https://climetlab.readthedocs.io/en/latest/guide/howtos.html.
Your feedback in setting up your dev environment would be also welcome, we would like contributors to be able to build the documentations and run the test without wasting time installing missing packages and fighting dependencies.
@floriankrb thanks so much! :)
I'll start from there
Hi @floriankrb , would appreciate your thoughts about the structure of CliMetLab documentation and how it can possibly be improved
Having Developer Guide > Datasets
page when User Guide > Datasets
already exists would probably be redundant. Same can be said about Data sources
page. Having a single Datasets
page describing all the dataset related functionality (available to both User
and Developer
) might help maintain a single source of truth.
Also, I feel that having separate User Guide
,Contributor Guide
and Developer Guide
could be a little confusing and sometimes repetitive?
I think that the hierarchy of the documentation would be much simpler and easier to navigate if it is organized with respect to topic
(e.g. Plugin
, Datasets
, Data sources
) instead of persona
(User > Datasets
, Developer > Data Sources
, Contributor > Plugins
).
It's own issue https://github.com/ecmwf/climetlab/issues/31
Hi @floriankrb , CliMetLab's documentation needs work and a new contributor can perhaps start by writing test-cases for new features too. What would be your advice for someone looking to contribute to CliMetLab? Where to start?
I'm passionate about working on Climate Change and CliMetLab seems like a perfect start. Pedro recommended CliMetLab to me.