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Add curated list of OpenRefine tutorials recommended for new contributors #265

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wetneb opened this issue Dec 1, 2023 · 4 comments
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@wetneb
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wetneb commented Dec 1, 2023

We often have new contributors coming in who don't know anything at all about OpenRefine as a user. They might be coming to the project because they want to gather experience contributing to an open source project (for instance: Outreachy/GSoC applicants), or because we hired them to work in a particular capacity in the project (for instance: hiring a designer, a security consultant, a community manager…)

To onboard those new contributors on the project, it would be helpful to have a pre-defined set of resources we can point them at, to learn how to use OpenRefine. This knowledge of the tool from a user perspective is generally very useful to get involved in the project.

We currently list a few resources in passing in https://openrefine.org/docs/technical-reference/code-contributions but it would be helpful to have a bigger list, more visible (also advertised to other types of contributors, not just developers), where people would be able to find tutorials focusing on certain topics.

@aakash-a-dev
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Hello, I love to make contribution to this. I want to work on this update, may I please? Can you assign this to me?

@magdmartin
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For the records we have this old wiki page also providing a list of tutorial https://github.com/OpenRefine/OpenRefine/wiki/External-Resources however it may contains broken links and outdated tutorials

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Understood so I can start working on this right?

@aakash-a-dev aakash-a-dev removed their assignment Dec 29, 2023
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I am sorry @wetneb I went through it I felt I wouldn't able to provide such good quality to this as much it requires. As why it's better that I unassign this so that any other OS Contributor provide more valuable content

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