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jupyterlab / frontends-team-compass

A repository for team interaction, syncing, and handling meeting notes across the JupyterLab ecosystem.
https://jupyterlab-team-compass.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
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Format of the compass #22

Open SylvainCorlay opened 5 years ago

SylvainCorlay commented 5 years ago

Hey, did you guys think of using github pages for the lab team compass.

We (just) started doing so for Voilà: https://voila-dashboards.github.io/ and plan on including more content as we go.

saulshanabrook commented 5 years ago

That looks really nice! Thanks for the pointer. I support making this, I don't have time to do it at the moment.

choldgraf commented 5 years ago

I am a big +1 on a non-github location for team compass material (as in, on a website instead of just in a repository). It's useful to have an archive of "useful team information" that is easier to explore and search than a github repository.

jasongrout commented 5 years ago

I think it's a good idea for publishing info (meeting minutes, dates/times of meetings, etc.). I still like using github issues for discussion, though. For example, we couldn't collaborate on #19 very easily on a static website.

It does bring up the point, though: I think instead of our weekly meeting minutes being in issues, perhaps they should be actual files in this repo.

choldgraf commented 5 years ago

@jasongrout yep I agree. I think the right balance is to use a static site for "helpful information, team practices, minutes, etc" and to use issues for conversations or actionable items. That's what we do in jupyterhub land

jasongrout commented 5 years ago

For reference the jhub website is on readthedocs: https://jupyterhub-team-compass.readthedocs.io/en/latest/

krassowski commented 5 years ago

A note from a silent observer: the GitHub format works great for me because I can choose to "watch" and get notifications. In theory, I can also silence specific issues (by unsubscribing). I really want to stay up to date but have no time to visit a site regularly. I guess that if the static website would be hosted/generated from GitHub the notifications would keep working, but in other case staying up-to-date could be a slight problem (like would we need a newsletter then?).

jasongrout commented 5 years ago

I can choose to "watch" and get notifications.

Thank you. That's a very good point.