03.10.21 Meeting Minutes
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03.10.21 Meeting Minutes#
Attendees#
Gonzalo
Jason
Q
Saul
Tony
Nick
Thomas
Karla
Martha
Isabela
What are people working on?#
Isabela
Looking into writing a CZI grant with the support of Tania and maybe Tony? Just an FYI. I will keep you updated.
Trying to write a roadmap of what we are doing that is not just a Github project or made of issues because people keep asking me what we are doing.
Tony
nbconvert
nbconvert jinja templates are not accessible, they are just divs. If we made them header elements, then nbviewer will be accessbile
Thomas: Could make them accessible just with roles
nbiewer: https://nbviewer.jupyter.org/
For context nbviewer is a “notebook viewer”.
Ex:https://nbviewer.jupyter.org/github/ipython/ipython/blob/6.x/examples/IPython Kernel/Index.ipynb
It lets you view a jupyter notebook and send that link around
Github will also render jupyter notebooks, like it renders markdown. But it does a bad job of it, its very slow
Thomas: Why make them look good? Search engine optimization?
Nick: There is no SEO, all robots turned off. Its a way public notebooks can be shared
This could be a good first issue (because no typescript!)and it still imapcts the comunity.
binder for jupyterlab development making changes in lumino jupyter/accessibility #20.
Thomas
Get all the low vision stuff in one place so people can start jumping into it
Ask Gonzalo a question to follow up on internationalization work and overlap with low vision/zoom support. Where are the packages
Saul
A lot of this work seems to be focused on helping folks with vision problems. Have any of them come on this working call? Possibly related to grants, for paying people to help diagnose what the main problems are?
At least one person has. Many people don’t necessarily disclose why they have the knowlegde they do for us, so I’m unsure.
Martha
Needs to follow up on Max’s lumino PR and move forward as much as she can with the related JupyterLab PR. :)
Other notes#
Follow up on accessibility workshop meeting (two weeks ago)?
There should be an email this week following up with people who expressed interest in running workshops to check if they are still interested
Next Steps#
Review deathbeds/accessibility #4. (Isabela)
Edit/update jupyter/accessibility readme to have accurate information about these meetings. (Isabela)
Get a roadmap draft ready for review (Isabela)
Review jupyter/accessibility #20. (Isabela)
Martha - finish review of Max’s lumino PR so that the JL PR can be rebased off of that
Actually just took another look and approved
Start funding/grant discussion for jupyter/accessibility to keep people updated and support other opportunities. (Isabela)
Publish language packages that have full localization so people can test them (Gonzalo)