mentors-meeting
Welcome¶
Thank you
Goals¶
- Learn about Open Source
- Create a gallery of humanitarian notebooks
- Open Source Day 2017
Skills building¶
- git as a tool
- GitHub as a service
- create account and SSH key
- command line: basics (cd, mv, mkdir, etc.)
- git basics
- Jupyter notebooks: install, basic usage
Goals for Open Source¶
- communication
- etiquette
- global
- pull requests, issue trackers
Mentor resources¶
Repo: https://github.com/willingc/ghc-openhatch-2016
- README
- History of OpenHatch at Open Source Day
- Open Source Comes to Campus
- Software Carpentry and Data Carpentry
Concrete tasks or objectives for the day¶
- Introductions: brief
- Assist with git/GitHub/Anaconda installation for Jupyter
- Break into groups to develop Jupyter notebooks on topics of interest (Mentor help)
- Safety
- Health
- Education
- Systers remote
- Present from the notebooks
- Possibly help with Binder for live deployment (need to check with Freeman lab)
How could the mentors prepare to help the attendees¶
- GitHub: send me your GitHub user name and I'll add you to the owners
- I communicate mostly via GitHub so help keeping the GHC wiki up to date would be great
- Check out try.jupyter.org
- Download and install Anaconda
Mentor prep (cont.)¶
- We'll be working in Python and possibly R
- Take a look at:
- File an issue on the repo for topics, open data sources, and suggestions
During the Hackathon¶
- Helpers by Operating System: OS X, Linux, Windows
- Git (2 floating helpers)
- Anaconda on USB sticks for different OS
- Inspire others!
Plan for Presentation¶
- Resources
- Notebooks
- To learn more...
Thanks¶
I do love Open Source Day.