Hello PyMC Community,
Data Umbrella and PyMC are organizing a series of open source working sessions to contribute to PyMC.
This is a beginner-friendly event. Skills that are helpful to have: Git, GitHub, Markdown, Sphinx, statistics, python, Bayesian statistics.
Additionally, we have a series of videos where participants can watch videos and add timestamps. There are lots of ways to participate and contribute to open source.
More information on joining the event:
a) PyMC Open Source Working Sessions website
b) Schedule of events
c) Complete this registration form (it will take 5-10 minutes)
Schedule:
| Event | Date | Start Time | Duration | RSVP |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Open Source Pre-series Office Hours | Jul 2 (Saturday) | 9 ET / 13 UTC / 16 EAT | 1 hour | MeetUp |
| Open Source Working Session #1 | Jul 9 (Saturday) | 9 ET / 13 UTC / 16 EAT | 3 hours | MeetUp |
| Open Source Working Session #2 | Jul 22 (Friday) | 12 ET / 16 UTC / 19 EAT | 3 hours | MeetUp |
| Open Source Working Session #3 [^1] | Aug 4/5 (Thur/Fri) | 19 ET / 23 UTC | 3 hours | MeetUp |
| Open Source Post-series Office Hours [^1] | Aug 18 (Saturday) | 19 ET / 23 UTC | 1 hour | MeetUp |
[1] Asia-Pacific
Beginner Contributors
For beginner contributors, we encourage you to watch the videos:
- Bookmark the PyMC Series playlist
- Subset of these videos focus on How to Contribute to PyMC
Is there a video you would find helpful, but it is not available? Let us know on this thread in a comment.
About Data Umbrella
Data Umbrella is a community for underrepresented persons in data science. Our goal is to welcome and involve more folks from typically underrepresented groups into data science, Python and open source. All are welcome to join our events. We ask folks to contribute to this space by using inclusive language.
Code of Conduct (CoC)
All events follow the Data Umbrella CoC and PyMC CoC.
Questions
If you have any questions, feel free to post here or email: info@dataumbrella.org