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New citing and artwork section in the pandas website #119

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datapythonista opened this issue Aug 14, 2019 · 14 comments
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New citing and artwork section in the pandas website #119

datapythonista opened this issue Aug 14, 2019 · 14 comments
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@datapythonista
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In the new pandas website, I'd like to have a section for resources to cite pandas. To be specific, I want people to be able to cite pandas in scientific papers, and also to use the pandas logo correctly.

Scikit-learn has something like that in their about us section:
https://scikit-learn.org/stable/about.html#citing-scikit-learn

In the current website we've got two papers in the talks section:
https://pandas.pydata.org/talks.html Not sure which would be the preferred to cite pandas (will check with Wes later to see if he's got a preference).

For the logo, I expect to have different versions (for white background, for black background, with text, without...). Besides providing the svg for them, would be nice to provide some guideliness on how we expect the logo to be used (leaving certain margin, do not distort proportions, do not place text on top...). To give an idea, see the brand guidelines from JetBrains: https://www.jetbrains.com/company/brand/ (most big companies will have one, should be easy to find many other examples).

While we don't have the new logo yet, would be useful to have a first version of this page while building the website (should be very easy to update the logo later and get the final version).

For now the new website should live in this repo, in the /doc/ directory.

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Can I work on making a first draft of this page? So that then others can add improvements to it.

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that would be great, thanks @martinagvilas

@WuraolaOyewusi
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@martinagvilas Can we work together on this?

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@WuraolaOyewusi sure! Would it make sense that I first upload a very simple file (e.g. only with the headers) and we start populating it together after that? We could divide the sections. Or do you have another suggestion?

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WuraolaOyewusi commented Aug 14, 2019 via email

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@WuraolaOyewusi I have uploaded the file with headers here.

What if I work in the citing subsection and you do the artwork one?

@datapythonista
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I created a temporary repo for the new pandas website, where I'll have this page initially, while working with the designer: https://github.com/datapythonista/pandas-web/

The website renders automatically after a PR is merged to: https://datapythonista.github.io/pandas-web/ (right now there is not much, and no styles at all, but will keep adding things).

Feel free to send the PR to that repo, or also ok to keep the work here, and I'll move it there once it's done.

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@martinagvilas Ok, I will give a try.

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@datapythonista ok, I think it's better to work directly on the web repo, so I will try to make the PR there

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@martinagvilas . Any update on this? I've made a draft for the logo guidelines

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martinagvilas commented Aug 20, 2019

@WuraolaOyewusi. As I said a few comments ago, I made the changes directly in the pandas-web repo. You can see them there :)

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@martinagvilas , Ok, please can you share a link to it?

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This is the link @WuraolaOyewusi

As I said in my email, I expected to have all the changes to the website in couple of days, whoever wanted to contribute to it, had to be fast. :)

Now I already opened a PR in pandas itself, feedback is very welcome, you'll have to add it to the PR in pandas directly: pandas-dev/pandas#28014

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Oh, Ok @datapythonista .

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