idris-hackers / software-foundations

Software Foundations in Idris
https://idris-hackers.github.io/software-foundations
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Add CONTRIBUTING.md #4

Closed yurrriq closed 7 years ago

yurrriq commented 8 years ago
TODO
steshaw commented 8 years ago

@yurrriq, this is a very nice initiative! Certainly something I'd love to contribute to. I'm about half way through SF-in-Coq so contributing here would help motivate me complete SF-in-Coq while working out how to do all this stuff in Idris.

A quick google search seems to indicate that GFM = GitHub Flavoured Markdown?

Might be nice to set up a Gitter channel for this project (if you don't mind that kind of thing).

yurrriq commented 8 years ago

Awesome! I don't have much experience with Gitter but would be amenable to it. Maybe @jfdm has to set it up since he's the admin.

clayrat commented 7 years ago

Is there a chance for the Gitter channel to happen? I'm almost done with Poly and anticipate getting stuck on the coming chapters - would be cool to have a place to ask for help and invite potential contributors to.

yurrriq commented 7 years ago

I have no experience setting that up and don't use Gitter, personally. I'm yurrriq on IRC and hang out in #idris. Feel free to mention or DM me there whenever.

yurrriq commented 7 years ago

To avoid duplicated efforts could you open issues or WIP PRs when you're working on new stuff so I and others know what not to do?

david-christiansen commented 7 years ago

You're more likely to get ahold of Idrisers on #idris on Freenode -- Gitter isn't big in the Idris community.

clayrat commented 7 years ago

@david-christiansen Sure, my idea was to have some dedicated place to discuss SF-related issues and not to flood the main channel. The book does ask not to post solutions in public after all :) But I guess this won't generate much traffic, so it's probably safe to discuss directly in #idris or ##dependent.

david-christiansen commented 7 years ago

I don't think anyone would mind discussion of writing Idris on #idris. Clearly, you should feel free to discuss things wherever you want --- I just figure you're likely to encounter general Idris issues that the folks in #idris can help with, and that this might be useful.

yurrriq commented 7 years ago

I think Coq and Idris are different enough too that we wouldn't be ruining much for any Coq students by discussing strategies in Idris.