[sympy] Hello SymPy Community [Introduction]

Hi, myself Shivang Dubey, an undergraduate student. I have been programming and learning Python for a year. I have Mathematical practice till the Engineering level and have a keen interest in Quantum Mechanics. Would love to work on topics related to Quantum Mechanics, Mathematical Computing

[sympy] GSOD Project Discussuion

I want to do a GSOD project and I would like to discuss it with the mentors before submitting the proposal. My goal would be to update docstrings throughout sympy to adhere to Lauren Glatty's guide style guide that was developed previously. This would include adding docstrings and doctests where

Re: [sympy] doubt related to GSoD

Mohit, The purpose of the program is to engage people that are already technical writers with open source projects and bring in non-developers to open source work. So it's not really a good fit for someone that's trying to learn/start technical writing. Jason moorepants.info +01 530-601-9791 On

Re: [sympy] doubt related to GSoD

Thanks for reply, Actually I don't have any technical writing background. All I have is knowledge in python. I too want to apply, but when I saw that it is necessary to have some experience in it, I became confused whether I can apply or not. What if simeone wants to pursue carrier as technical

Re: [sympy] doubt related to GSoD

The eligibility requirements for the program are at https://developers.google.com/season-of-docs/docs/tech-writer-guide. For SymPy, we while we would prefer to have people who have some background in technical writing (either professional or in terms of education), we are open to accepting anyone

[sympy] Google Season of Docs applications are open

Google Season of Docs technical writer applications are now open. Apply at https://bit.ly/gsod-tw-app. The deadline to apply is July 9. See https://developers.google.com/season-of-docs for more information about Google Season of Docs. If you are interested in applying for SymPy, we recommend disc

[sympy] doubt related to GSoD

Hello everyone, As we all know that GSoD student application period has been started from today. I want to know that can I apply for it even if I have not previously done any technical writer job? -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "sympy" group. To un

[sympy] Re: GSOD project : Update doctrings across SymPy documentation and adding missing Docstrings/Doctests

On Tuesday, June 9, 2020 at 5:05:20 PM UTC+5:30, nemesis wrote: > > Lauren Glattly's GSoD project created a style guide for SymPy docstrings. > > > However, most docstrings in SymPy still do not follow this guide. > > > Every public function in SymPy should have a docstring with examples > (doc

[sympy] Re: GSOD project : Update doctrings across SymPy documentation and adding missing Docstrings/Doctests

On Tuesday, June 9, 2020 at 5:05:20 PM UTC+5:30, nemesis wrote: > > Lauren Glattly's GSoD project created a style guide for SymPy docstrings. > > > However, most docstrings in SymPy still do not follow this guide. > > > Every public function in SymPy should have a docstring with examples > (doc

[sympy] GSOD project : Update doctrings across SymPy documentation and adding missing Docstrings/Doctests

Lauren Glattly's GSoD project created a style guide for SymPy docstrings. However, most docstrings in SymPy still do not follow this guide. Every public function in SymPy should have a docstring with examples (doctests). At present most do, but some are missing examples or a docstring at a

[sympy] Re: Travis ci build failed

Hii there, I figured out what wrong I was doing. I was providing unnecessary indentation in docstring. On Tuesday, June 9, 2020 at 4:06:53 AM UTC+5:30, Mohit Shah wrote: > > Link for the above problem is here (Link > ) > > On Tuesday, June