2.09.22 Meeting Minutes

Attendees

• Nick

• Tony

• Martha

• Ely

• Frederic

• Thomas

• Chadi

• Isabela

What are people working on

• Chadi

  • Interest in being assigned from existing issues

  • nick: ipywidgets needs love. probably no existing issues, needs the audit and issue authoring. “there are definitely some ambulatory items on some of the custom controls”

• Thomas

  • “When is Jupyter Classic going away?”

    • Tony replies with the related Juypyter Enhancement Proposal

    • https://jupyter.org/enhancement-proposals/79-notebook-v7/notebook-v7.html

  • Who’s working on the grant now

    • Gabriel (not in meeting today) is the person you want to meet. He’s been working on testing at jupyter/accessibility

  • What’s been happening?

    • stylelint PR may be a start to getting this testable

• Frederic

  • jupyter-ui-toolkit update

  • Intent of making all components in JupyterLab more accessible from their foundation rather than only remediation of existing.

  • This has ties to [WIP] JEP for React.js at Jupyter datalayer/jupyter-react#9.

• Tony

  • We need to have some testing notebooks for manual testing. Any thoughts on things/content types we need to make sure to include?

    • Ely: Errors!

    • Nick: the smallest elements, input/output (not even cells). something like the work at jtpio/replite

    • Nick: run-only experience

• Isabela: Jupyter accessibility workshops in January (summary)

  • Sprint had two alt text PRs come out of it. Jupyter.org alt text was merged. Project Jupyter documentation PR could use review

• Isabela: Jupyter accessibility workshops in March!

  • Draft sprint topic is on auditing. Is there anything specific you’d all like to have covered? Are there any projects you’d like to propose we use for the sprint?