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Strengthening NumPy's foundations - growing beyond code
- 1. Strengthening NumPy’s foundations — growing beyond code R A L F G O M M E R S Q U A N S I G H T L I G HT N I N G TA L K CZI E OSS KICKOFF ME E TING FE BRUA RY 24-27, 2020
- 2. 20–40
- 3. NUMPY OPENBLAS Grow the team - in particular beyond code Major docs restructure & new tutorials New website Governance maturing & project restructure A new forward-looking vision for the project Address 3 critical sets of bugs First steps in improving sustainability Objectives 2020 The NumPy CZI team @ Quansight
- 4. Goals & expertise (this meeting) Goal: cross-project collaboration on high-level docs, web & graphic design, and fundraising Expertise: growing teams, thinking beyond “get funded”, running an open source Lab