In an effort to strengthen the graphs ecosystem, and following the lead of other organizations, we are launching the graphs community calls
Our first goal is that contributors get to know each other and agree on a set of ground rules for collaboration, like a PR review policy. The SciML ColPrac might be a source of inspiration, but other suggestions like the ones in this thread by @TheCedarPrince are welcome too.
Then, these calls will be used for issue triage and discussion of ongoing projects… or maybe even to have a good time chatting together, who knows
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We will post the date and time of the first call on this thread, and probably set up a shared calendar shortly thereafter. I’m excited to meet all of you!
PS a follow up question here (and the related discussion about harmonizing the Julia graphs ecosystem). Are packages about graph analysis in the scope of the effort or not? I have the impression that constellation of packages is even more sparse, but it might be worth a try.
I would say they are, but that’s one thing we can discuss on the call. At the moment Graphs.jl is rather focus on graph optimization, but there are some graph analysis tools in the Scheinerverse that we could maybe adapt
Yes, I’m in a conflict of interest here, as I’m maintaining a little thing in the space too (GitHub - gvdr/DotProductGraphs.jl). And there are other examples that are discipline specific, such as @tpoisot and lab’s SpeciesInteractionNetworks for ecology (which, correct me if I’m wrong Tim, is not built on Graphs.jl)…