This repository is to manage projects under PyData Delhi. It is the official route to propose your project ideas. The aim is to enable and support ideas in open source data science community.
The PyData conference series is organized by NumFOCUS, a non-profit organization which supports and promotes world-class, innovative, open-source scientific software. NumFOCUS aims to ensure that money is available to keep projects in the scientific Python stack funded and open. So if you find value in these tools and have always wanted to give back, donating to NumFOCUS gives you a way of supporting either a specific project of your choice or all of these great codes at once. NumFOCUS website.
Starting with a PyData Workshop at the Googleplex in Mountain View, CA, in 2012 PyData has evolved into a successful conference series on using Python for the management, processing, analysis, and visualization of data. Alongside the popular conferences and the excellent PyData tools/packages, a steadily growing PyData community has formed.
PyData Delhi is a gathering of users and developers of data analysis tools in Python. PyData Delhi started back in October, 2016 and we've been growing since then. We've organized 40+ meetups and 3 conferences so far. A primary goal of the meetup is to provide a platform for users across all the various domains of data analysis to share their experiences and their techniques, as well as highlight the most triumphs and potential pitfalls of using Python for certain kinds of problems.
| Project Name | Maintainer | Repo | Technology | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| pydatadelhi.github.io | - | Here | Vuejs | Official website of PyData Delhi |
If you want to submit a project idea, the process is straightforward and open. The purpose is to encourage good ideas. Below is the 3 step process:
- Create an issue with the given format.
- The community will review it.
- Based on the reviews and feedback from the community, the projects will be accepted under the PyData Delhi Organization.
You will need to create an issue in this repository. The title for the issue should be [idea] NAME OF THE PROJECT. The format for it should be following.
Abstract
Author(s)
If you are going to develop it, your name.
If you are going to develop it in a team, the name of all the team members and their role.
If you are proposing an idea, and not planning to create it, write "-".
How can we reach out to the author(s)?
Your contact details | twitter, email or any other medium will work
Project type?
i.e. Library, tool etc
Technology used or will be used?
i.e. Python
What problem are you trying to solve, and why?
Please provide details on what problem does it solve, how big the problem it etc.
How do you plan to take the project to v1.0(stable)?
If you don't have intentions to create it on your own, you can leave it empty("-")
If you have a plan for it, please provide details and also a timeline if possible.
There are many reasons to submit your project to PyData Delhi, few of them are:
- Community support: PyData Delhi is a data science community of many supportive members from the industry and academia. The community is there to help you.
- Platform: PyData Delhi has been constant in organizing meetups and conferences. We would showcase and publish your work through one of our events.
- Open Source: We believe in over-source software and work.
If you have any other platform you want to propose your work for, we encourage that too, since the higher motive here is to help your find the platform that fits you.
Ideally, yes, but we are open to intersecting ideas. The reason for it is, it's a data science specific community, so we will be able to help you better in that domain.
There are no factors used for selecting a project; it all depends on the community review.
There is no time limit or schedule. We are trying to keep it very simple; hence the project can be proposed anytime, and they will be accepted on the rolling bases.
Yes. We encourage you to post your idea again. Please take this as a good experience and gain feedback positively.
Just like anyother open source project, this will depend on the conributions and activity of a person.
Great, go through the project, if you like something you see, drop a comment below that project. You can directly raise PR too. If you are new to open source, read about it here.
We do have plans to organize dev sprints; please join our telegram channel for more updates.
Even then you should post your project idea, maybe someone else will pick it and create it.
It will make all the members happy if you want to join the community; it doesn't matter where you are on earth, it's open for all.
PyData Delhi has members and contributors around Delhi and the world, constantly improving the community and helping others as well to do so. To get in touch with the community, you can use the following communication channels.
Meetup: https://www.meetup.com/PyDataDelhi/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/PyDataDelhi
Facebook: http:https://facebook.com/pydatadelhi
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCz_xSLNdtnkDsVTuYuLprMg
Github: https://github.com/pydatadelhi
Telegram: https://bit.do/joinpydd