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DOC: remove JDH memorial block; other front page tweaks; credits #7772
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Names of people extracted from git, the current count is 600 (!?). The text should also include a sentence like 'The following people have contributed code to the Matplotlib code base. This does not account for the many people who have made valuable contributions by reporting bugs, answering questions, and teaching over the years."
#! /bin/bash
echo 'time&name' > commits_time_author.csv;
git log --pretty=format:'%at&%aN <%aE>' >> commits_time_author.csv import pandas as pd
commits = pd.read_csv('commits_time_author.csv', sep='&')
au = set(commits.name)
nn = set(n.split('<')[0] for n in au)
print(sorted(nn)) It is easy to sort this by commit count, but I think alphabetical is better. |
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But I know how to use this hammer 😉 |
I would remove the mention of matlab. While it was certainly relevant 10 years ago, I don't think it is relevant today. matplotlib is not going to be either a reason or a roadblock to migrating matlab code to python. |
I would love to live in your world--for many my sector, MATLAB is what they know of, not this weird Python thing. Even if at a code level moving to matplotlib isn't smooth, mentioning MATLAB as a reference point for similar plotting functionality is useful. |
There are surely more improvements that can be made, but I think this PR is now merge-ready as a reasonably self-contained and complete increment. |
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LGTM 👍
Thanks!
On the front page, in addition to removing the memorial:
I'm tempted to remove the reference to Matlab also; is it doing us any good? Maybe it is helpful as an indication of our historical origins.
The credits page needs the actual contributors list from git followed by formatting and editing.