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SciPy 2013

Goal

The Open Science Framework is designed as a series of modular components, each of which should be a project unto itself. This ensures that our efforts are re-usable, by ourselves and by others.

In light of this, our sprints will focus on the development of these components, rather than on the OSF codebase itself. In many cases, the OSF will serve as the first production use of a new module.

Communication

Github

We encourage feedback from the entire community through Github Issues. This is useful as both a bug tracker and as an avenue for discussing enhancements and plans. Issues are actively curated by project maintainers - if you're not sure if you should post an Issue, post an Issue. Be bold.

IRC

All participants are encouraged to join us in IRC - #cos on Freenode. If you don't have an IRC client installed, Freenode's webclient works well.

Mailing List

Join the OSF Dev mailing list for developer-specific discussions.

Projects

PyDocx - A package for converting between docx, latex, html, and other document formats

Scholarly - An open repository of academic citation data

  • Overview

  • Cite Bin - A web interface for manually entering or pasting citation information and references.

  • Citelet - A browser extension and bookmarklet which allows users to automatically submit citation meta-data while reading scholarly articles online.

  • Scholarly API - A programmatic tool allowing users to send large amounts of citation data in either parsed or unparsed formats.

  • Conflict Management Engine - A tool with which users can assist Scholary by resolving citation data conflicts via a simple, intuitive online user interface.

git-subprocess

The goal here is to create a pythonic wrapper around the command-line git client, using Python's subprocess module.

The repository is here, but may be moved prior to SciPy.

git-smart-http

git-parser

git-webgui

git-cloud-storage

Links:

###Open Science Framework