Open rufuspollock opened 8 years ago
DONE. See http://datapatterns.org/core-guides/getting-started/. Warning: Link may change in the future.
@gsilvapt when closing please link to output (e.g. relevant online page(s)) that are the resolution. e.g. write
FIXED. See http://okfnlabs.org/handbook/{page}
@gsilvapt can you actually do and post the link to the relevant pages here ...
I posted it above. It is here: http://datapatterns.org/core-guides/getting-started/
This page answers who can participate, pre-requisites (none, I guess), and it also works as a starting point (the labels in the issues page).
@gsilvapt - sorry missed that you had edited a previous comment. BTW the okfnlabs.org/handbook/ domain is now working so let's use that i.e.
@gsilvapt having look at this this seems to be a guide to contributing to core datasets project not "getting started with labs" in general eg.:
As mentioned before, this is the place to start if you are interested in participating the Core Datasets project.
As such isn't this more about #90? I am therefore re-opening and suggest you post in #90 about this.
@rgrp: Only "What kind of things" is missing. I remember we discuss something about Jekyll and list iterations, but I am not sure how to do that. Should we meet for that?
@gsilvapt i have now reviewed the page and we still seem to have a lot not there. Main comments:
@gsilvapt propose prioritising this. Also then ping on the gitter channel (okfn/chat) to ask for feedback about this ...
@rgrp I have reviewed this items and think about them for a while. I have some questions I think it is pertinent to discuss beforehand.
When we get the items sorted out, I can prepare a timeline to finish this issue.
@gsilvapt all suggestions here look good - please go ahead and draft for the sections where you suggest creating a draft.
/cc @danfowler so he can keep an eye here too ...
@rgrp i wasn't really paying too much attention here, but great effort!
@danfowler please check out all the work happening here, and ensure it aligns with things you'd expect to see in a Labs Handbook.
@rgrp also, are you targeting this as a "Labs handbook", or, as "Guides and introductions for participating in the Core Datasets Project.", which is a bit different.
@pwalsh there are two parts here:
Idea was that working on core datasets was one of the main "intro" projects suggested in labs handbook. More of the structure in #94 (though a bit out of date - @gsilvapt perhaps you could update #94 with info from our shared doc ...)
Items to be done for this issue: