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Create cheatsheets #18

Open gimseng opened 3 years ago

gimseng commented 3 years ago
cundo92 commented 3 years ago

The datacamp cheat sheets came to mind. We could link these under a larger e.g. Resources page? Where the links to other open-source contents (i.e. issue #19) could also be found.

gimseng commented 3 years ago

@cundo92 that's a great idea ! I personally keep a lot of these cheatsheet codes in some .py and .ipynb. I wonder if there is value in doing so here.

For now maybe links to resources will be great, as you said, also pertaining to the other issue.

cundo92 commented 3 years ago

Ok great. I'll give it a go later on today.

AjayKhalsa commented 3 years ago

@gimseng We can make a Miscellaneous Resources folder and add the cheatsheets and other resources unrelated to any exercise there

gimseng commented 3 years ago

@AjayKhalsa Great idea ! We should also avoid just having a big file with a million links. A curated list with some descriptions / our thoughts on them will be good.

thenorthkun commented 3 years ago

How about we rather create more expansive cheatsheets? Not just ordinary cheat sheets which contains functions syntax but also include the use of a dataset, use it as example for implementing a specific function? (unlike datacamp cheatsheets) This will not only cover all the information about a library but also give an hands-on experience to people who want to see what exactly a specific code does on a data unit.

gimseng commented 3 years ago

@Dhruv-VINT That's a great idea ! I definitely wanted something like this. Would you want to take a shot of this? Something to get started would be a very useful thing already.

thenorthkun commented 3 years ago

@gimseng Yes surely! I'll get on with it right away. So how can i start? would you assign me this issue or shall i create a new one?

gimseng commented 3 years ago

@Dhruv-VINT thanks for taking this! I will assign this to you. We also will create a chat channel in the discord and if anyone wants to collaborate or discuss with you on this task, you can be the point person on this. Otherwise, just follow the contributing guideline and create a pull request when you have something to merge. Feel free to ask questions here or in the discord chat!

iishipatel commented 3 years ago

Can we contribute existing cheatsheets or have to prepare new ones?

gimseng commented 3 years ago

Thanks to @Dhruv-VINT and PR #122, we have cheatsheets for numpy and pandas now. Anyone (e.g. @iishipatel) should feel free to work on other cheatsheets:

AayushK47 commented 3 years ago

Hi @gimseng, I can create cheatsheet for Python refresher if no one else is working on it. Could you assign it to me?

aparajitanandi1608 commented 3 years ago

Hi @gimseng. I would like to work on the Tensorflow cheatsheet if no one is working on it. Thanks

RobertMeissner commented 2 years ago

What is the status on the Python refresher? It is not yet merged. Does it require more input or help, somehow?

AayushK47 commented 2 years ago

@RMeissnerCC It has not been merged yet. It is pretty much complete I guess. Please review and let me know if any addition is needed.

RobertMeissner commented 2 years ago

Will do. But who would be merging this? I am not reviewing code if it is unclear whether somebody would merge it :)

Prernajha2609 commented 1 year ago

Hii I think maybe some examples with each function would give the cheat sheet more value, I'd like to work on python tensorflow can you guide me on this?

Prernajha2609 commented 1 year ago

@gimseng shall you assign this to me or I just create a new one?