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Quickstart Curriculum for Homomorphic Encryption Enthusiasts #53

Open iamtrask opened 7 years ago

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User Story A: As a Homomorphic Encryption enthusiast, I want to hear about OpenMined in one of my Homomorphic Encryption Communities in such a way that I land on a page of the project that cators to my interests, explains why I might be interested in the project, and leads me through a curriculum of information that takes me through my first Pull Request into PyAono, PyYASHE, PyBV, or PySyft. The curriculum should both serve as a means of conveying information and should also keep me engaged and grow my excitement around what the OpenMined Community is building.

Acceptance Criteria:

  1. A Markdown file in Docs/curriculum should exist specifically for on-boarding individuals into the related projects mentioned above. This Markdown file should be the appropriate next step after finishing the General "Contributor Quickstart Guide".
  2. BEGINNING: The markdown file of (1) should contain a Step 1, Step 2, Step 3 style list of pointers to various pieces of OpenMined documentation and tutorials that someone onboarding onto these projects would require to be able to make meaningful contributions. This includes ALL demos of the capabilities of the technology (whether just notebooks or in youtube videos on our channel).
  3. MIDDLE: along the way, there should include pointers to various tutorials external to OpenMined (blogs, youtube videos, tutorials, MOOCs, books, etc.) so that people can know where to acquire the skills necessary to contribute.
  4. END: This markdown file should finish with steps referring to an Issues page (with appropriate filters) for identifying Issues that are relevant for new contributors to be able to pick up.
  5. SUCCESS CRITERIA: While (1-4) are suggestions... the true goal here is to eliminate the need for someone to resort to Slack to be able to merge their first PR.