Intro: Participating in the community - getting started with Labs

[rufuspollock]

• Who can participate (anyone)
• Pre-requisites
• Example starting points ...

Items to be done for this issue:

• About (v short)
• Types of activity
  • Data wrangling
  • Coding
• Data Wrangling
  • What kind of things
  • What kind of skills
  • Actions
    - [x] Walk through a real example in the data wrangling guide => /data/
    - [ ] What can I start doing now? “Well we have a lot of data wrangling in our core datasets project -> check it out”
• Link /contribute/ from front page (first left hand box)

[gsilvapt]

DONE. See http://datapatterns.org/core-guides/getting-started/. Warning: Link may change in the future.

[rufuspollock]

@gsilvapt when closing please link to output (e.g. relevant online page(s)) that are the resolution. e.g. write

FIXED. See http://okfnlabs.org/handbook/{page}

[rufuspollock]

@gsilvapt can you actually do and post the link to the relevant pages here ...

[gsilvapt]

I posted it above. It is here:
http://datapatterns.org/core-guides/getting-started/

This page answers who can participate, pre-requisites (none, I guess), and it also works as a starting point (the labels in the issues page).

[rufuspollock]

@gsilvapt - sorry missed that you had edited a previous comment. BTW the okfnlabs.org/handbook/ domain is now working so let's use that i.e.

http://okfnlabs.org/handbook/core-guides/getting-started/

[rufuspollock]

@gsilvapt having look at this this seems to be a guide to contributing to core datasets project not "getting started with labs" in general eg.:

As mentioned before, this is the place to start if you are interested in participating the Core Datasets project.

As such isn't this more about #90? I am therefore re-opening and suggest you post in #90 about this.