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Feature request: topics #27

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MaryWeeb opened this issue Jan 23, 2019 · 2 comments
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Feature request: topics #27

MaryWeeb opened this issue Jan 23, 2019 · 2 comments

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@MaryWeeb
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@MaryWeeb MaryWeeb commented Jan 23, 2019

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The basic idea here is to allow any user to easily contribute to a guide, making it easier to understand as time goes on. Topics that are difficult to grasp using official/existing documentation, like Tensorflow and Audio Manipulation, could easily be explained from just basic understanding of python.

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Additionally, we could expand this by allowing .ipynb files to use bokeh, if this proves useful.


Possible guides:

  • Bots
    • Reddit
    • Discord
    • Twitch
  • Audio Manipulation
  • AI
    • PyTorch
    • Tensorflow
    • Implementation differences in learning methods
  • struct module and applicances
  • APIs
    • Basics
    • Integrating DBs
    • Ratelimits, etc.
  • "Proper Code Style"
    • Introduction to PEP 0008 and why it is so important, despite being different for everyone
    • Useful CQA tools/inspection
  • numpy/scipy
    • documented use of all features and purposes
  • etc
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@lemonsaurus lemonsaurus commented Apr 14, 2019

Moving this to meta.

@lemonsaurus lemonsaurus transferred this issue from python-discord/site Apr 14, 2019
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@lemonsaurus lemonsaurus commented Feb 22, 2020

We have discussed this internally and there may definitely come a time when we'll allow non-staff to submit proposals for wiki articles via the site - but it's not something we're going to be doing very soon. Thanks for the suggestion, though.

Meanwhile, if anyone really wants to see a guide in our wiki, feel free to submit a guide proposal as an issue here in this repo, and we will consider adding it for you. The wiki uses markdown, just like GitHub, so formatting will be mostly intact.

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