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Thanks ! Exactly what I need after having learned the basics in the #OpenScience 101 curriculum of #NASATOPS
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@benfulton @leahawasser I think most Python tools that measure cyclomatic complexity are based on or use McCabe, from @nedbat (https://pypi.org/project/mccabe/). #PyLint has it built-in, #Flake8 has plugins (McCabe is one), #Ruff probably has it built-in too.
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@curioss We’re thrilled to be part of this initiative! 🌟
Huge thanks to @leahawasser, Zach, and Francesca for shining a light on the power of collaboration between institutional #OSPOs and community-led efforts like @pyOpenSci.
Looking forward to more shared learning around peer review, Python packaging, and open source community care! 💛
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@curioss We’re thrilled to be part of this initiative! 🌟
Huge thanks to @leahawasser, Zach, and Francesca for shining a light on the power of collaboration between institutional #OSPOs and community-led efforts like @pyOpenSci.
Looking forward to more shared learning around peer review, Python packaging, and open source community care! 💛
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@curioss We’re thrilled to be part of this initiative! 🌟
Huge thanks to @leahawasser, Zach, and Francesca for shining a light on the power of collaboration between institutional #OSPOs and community-led efforts like @pyOpenSci.
Looking forward to more shared learning around peer review, Python packaging, and open source community care! 💛
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@curioss We’re thrilled to be part of this initiative! 🌟
Huge thanks to @leahawasser, Zach, and Francesca for shining a light on the power of collaboration between institutional #OSPOs and community-led efforts like @pyOpenSci.
Looking forward to more shared learning around peer review, Python packaging, and open source community care! 💛
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@curioss We’re thrilled to be part of this initiative! 🌟
Huge thanks to @leahawasser, Zach, and Francesca for shining a light on the power of collaboration between institutional #OSPOs and community-led efforts like @pyOpenSci.
Looking forward to more shared learning around peer review, Python packaging, and open source community care! 💛
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Collecting baseline data that aligns with the goals and outcomes of your project, program or organization is critical to do at the beginning. In our latest newsletter, @leahawasser explains why Python package health metrics are so important to the long-term success of pyOpenSci.
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⛰️ Grab your gear and join us on an adventure! In our latest newsletter, Executive Director and Founder, @leahawasser shares details from the monumental past two years of pyOpenSci, including:
📜 a brief history of pyOpenSci
🪚 building Python packaging consensus
🏃 pyOpenSci at PyCon and SciPy
🌱 our software peer review program
💗 the pyOpenSci community
🌎 a sustainability model for pyOpenSci
🌅 what's nexthttps://www.pyopensci.org/blog/what-pyopensci-accomplished-with-two-years-of-funding.html
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🏃♀️ Ready, set, sprint!
Over the past two years, our Executive Director and Founder, @leahawasser, has been holding beginner-friendly sprints. In this post, she explores the varied motivations and barriers associated with contributions to open source, and how pyOpenSci is addressing them.
It's definitely worth the read!
https://www.pyopensci.org/blog/pyopensci-pyconus-2024-sprints.html
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Made it to Long Beach just in time for the start of #pyconus !! I can't wait to see all of my friends and colleagues!! This is always my favorite meeting.
Tomorrow @pyOpenSci will host its first #openspace at 3pm in room 202A! Join us to talk about #genAI #aitools and the impact they are having on #opensource . We have some research lined up and want to problem-solve with the community together. I hope to see you all there!! #python