2025-05-19 NumPy Documentation Team meeting

Topics Discussed

  • PDF version of NumPy Documentation (see some details under New Topics below)
  • Leveraging Python Conferences to help attendeed get onboarded to NumPy. Handouts needed at such events.
  • Encouraging students and other NumPy users to consider contributing examples as tutorials. See https://numpy.org/numpy-tutorials/

Code of Conduct

We want to take a moment to remind you that this meeting is meant to be welcoming and inclusive. It's important for us to have a healthy community. Like all NumPy spaces, and everyone participating in them, this meeting will follow our Code of Conduct. If you haven't read it yet, please take some time to do so later on as it already applies to you. For now, in short, please be kind and generous towards one another.

If you see violations, take a screenshot, intervene in a respectful manner, and report it to the CoC Committee via email. For more information, refer to the Reporting Guidelines section on https://numpy.org/code-of-conduct/.

Present: Ben Woodruff

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