# Meeting Notes - 16 Nov 2018 https://hackmd.io/mpaocsIZSbSBO_31iIbEdg# ## Attendees * Chris Holdgraf * Leah Wasser * Max Joseph * Jenny Palomino ## Agenda Items * GRA spring 2019 hire! * identify a few packages that would be willing to be the first to work on this; get some package maintainers on board * collect some data on state of Python for scientists * draft of review process * Inviting others to join (Matt Perry? GeoPandas - Joris or James or both) * having a more final version of the scope document would be helpful for this * have a meeting with rOpenSci and adopt their structure, so we can present this formally to interested parties * we can start with that and then reach out to people to find editors and package reviewers * We know rOpenSci has an onboarding process -- and we will need to identify editors * GRA Task: get him to work on the onboarding process as derive from Ropensci * Everyone should review the relevant documentation from rOpenSci and then we should have a meeting with Karthik and Carl * Relevant docs from rOpenSci: * Repository that contains the package review etc. (see issues) https://github.com/ropensci/onboarding * Repository that contains the information on how to package libraries, review, edit, etc.: https://github.com/ropensci/dev_guide * Potentially ask them to serve on a advisory board * Scoping out the code review for the spring that our gra will work on and what the paper will look like generally (to ensure we collect the right data) * Brainstorm funding opportunities * Kek 1 pager (I don’t have high hopes for it but it’s worth formalizing our ideas to use for other opportunities) * Sloan, more, mozilla, others?? * Budget should include some funded leadership * rOpenSci has 3 funded developers and a position that organizes and mobilizes the community * sustainability needs to be in mind early on ## Next Steps ### Fall 2018 Tasks - [ ] Meeting with Carl and Karthik - suggest if they'd like to be on our board -- Leah will email Carl and Karthik -- - [ ] Grab pyopenscience twitter ?? ### Spring 2019 Tasks - [ ] GRA -- could convert the R docs dev, testing, etc?? to jupyter books implementation