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Better visibility / linkage of Astropy project elements #3661
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👍 Maybe this will help drive more development on tutorials again. |
On the topic of giving astropy-tutorials more love, I'm a little concerned about this one: http://www.astropy.org/astropy-tutorials/FITS-header.html I feel like it's promoting practices that I'd rather users try to avoid. Maybe that's just me though. |
@kelle volunteered to work on this at the Lorentz Center workshop |
We also got the feedback, that it's not trivial to see that astropy does e.g. aperture photometry (through photutils). Would it make sense to brainstorm on how to get a better visibility for the affiliated packages? Googling on "photometry python" brings up the related docs page as the first find, but it's clearly not enough. Also the getting started pages and the list of affiliated packages are not on the first page of finds. |
to be clear, I volunteered to work on adding links to the tutorials from the documentation. |
Affiliated Packages are linked in the tagline at astropy.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html and tutorials are easy to find from astropy.org > Documentation > Tutorials. Issue closed by @adrn . |
I went to astropy.org looking for information about affiliated packages and for some reason my eyes didn't wander up to the top nav bar and so I didn't find it for a while. It is also not obvious that affiliated packages exist if you just go the core docs (hidden under Astropy at a glance => Overview).
The situation for Astropy tutorials seems even worse. I'm not sure how anyone is supposed to know these exist based on astropy.org or docs.astropy.org. (Again, I might have missed it, but I was actually looking, so there is room for improvement.)
The point here is to make it more obvious on astropy.org that this is the Project home page, and the Project is much more than the astropy core package.
Ideas:
<http://astropy.org>_
. This includes information about Astropytutorials <link>
andaffiliated packages <link>
. (Note, use the http://astropy.org URL directly instead of as a link href so people see it and know it's there).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: