Landing pages by project / tag

[cboettig]

Each major project should have it's own landing page:

• An abstract of the project
• Feeds with project-specific feeds (based on feed plugins)
• links to project repo, any pubs, data, notebook entries, etc.
• project data management plan, funding, collaborators
• Feed from Issues log

Associate/Link these landing pages from their tags on the tag page?

[cboettig]

To do for all project landing pages

(these are each pretty substantial, should have their own issue?)

• Links in for collaborators, funders? RDFa?
• Mechanism to import publications, slides, etc
• Link project landing pages to research page.
• Create a bootstrap sidebar navigation for projects
• Mendeley feeds from personal folders & tags instead of public groups. (see Mendeley feed using Mendeley API #79). Then update literature feeds for each project to be more project-specific.

To do by Project:

nonparametric-bayes

• Expand abstract

phylogenetics

• Expand abstract
• Tag posts in evolution notebook
• Handle feeds from wrightscape and pmc.
• Handle feeds from treebase? rfishbase?

warning-signals

• Expand abstract
• Slides from talks
• How to include the ews-review repository?
• commits to prosecutor's fallacy branch(?)

decision-theory / optimal control

multiple-uncertainty, pdg-control, and nonparametric-bayes are all related; but should they be separate projects? In some way everything is clearly related. Not sure where to make this division...

multiple-uncertainty

pdg-control

populationdynamics

open-science

Another project whose landing page will need to differ from the standard research project structure.

• Issues from the lab notebook
• Literature feed (Future of Science group)
• Tagged posts (open science)
• knitcitations repo?

ropensci

Need to figure out how to structure this. What elements should this include?

• Links to repositories.
• Reading list?
• tagged posts.
• Links to CRAN.
• Twitter feed.
• Publications
• workshops / slides

[cboettig]

Put the publications and notebook entries on top, and the commits and issues below. I think you want to provide a gateway to the more accessible stuff first. The screen breaks before the bottom row of the grid so that stuff isn't apparent at first. Actually, I might make a column of highlighted notebook entries that point to some of your more interesting recent analysis (featured: TRUE, or tag: featured in the post YAML, maybe?). That's the kind of thing that will probably require some manual creation. (from @noamross)

[cboettig]

Landing pages essentially accomplished. Outstanding items remaining are either ongoing (updating manual content, largely relatively static), or ambitious ideas belonging to another issue, such as automated inclusion of publications and slides, and the addition of RDFa to collaborators, funding, and other outputs. So closing issue.