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jupyterhub / team-compass

A repository for team interaction, syncing, and handling meeting notes across the JupyterHub ecosystem.
http://jupyterhub-team-compass.readthedocs.io
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JupyterHub chat channels: Gitter or Zulip? #751

Open manics opened 6 days ago

manics commented 6 days ago

A while ago there was a Jupyter discussion on moving away from Gitter to Zulip or Discord. After a pause there's a new spurt of activity around Zulip: https://github.com/jupyter/governance/issues/182#issuecomment-2489318648 and subsequent posts.

What do people think? Switch to Zulip, stick with Gitter, or wait and see? I don't think we should support multiple chat platforms.

minrk commented 6 days ago

Zulip seems to be where folks are going. It would be nice to move away from the gitter spam.

choldgraf commented 6 days ago

+1 from me on Zulip. I'm more familiar with discord but I know the nepari folks have used Zulip for a while and really like it.

choldgraf commented 6 days ago

To clarify: is the plan to use the jupyter Zulip and create a channel or something? Or to set up a dedicated hub team Zulip? I think I have a preference for the former in order to encourage more cross project communication, but if folks feel strongly about the latter then I'm ok with that

minrk commented 6 days ago

I would imagine channel/room(s) in the Jupyter Zulip

manics commented 6 days ago

The existing Jupyter Zulip https://jupyter.zulipchat.com/

sgibson91 commented 6 days ago

Yeah, using gitter was always a big barrier for me, that got worse when it officially became a matrix instance. I'll go wherever, so long as it's away from gitter 😆

rgaiacs commented 6 days ago

I would imagine channel/room(s) in the Jupyter Zulip

This is what makes more sense to me.

choldgraf commented 5 days ago

Try out the #jupyterhub zulip channel!

I've asked on the Jupyter Zulip instance, and they've created a #jupyterhub channel for us to try out. We don't have to treat this as a "decision" but I thought it'd be helpful to create something so that people could get a feel for what the workflow would look like.