2022-03-31T17:00:00Z to
2022-03-31T18:30:00Z
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Time for some more hacking together! This month I’m going to try to start kicking the little bird that is my software library, docling.js, out of the tangled nest that is my dissertation, and into a more flight-worthy form. But I want to do so with an eye to teaching and learning — my particular approach prioritizes the idea of not just building software, but of increasing understanding of how software works and and how it works for the community. So this is less a “how to use existing software” workshop than a “let’s learn together how we could be doing web language documentation, using docling.js as a starting point.” If this all sounds rather vague don’t worry, we’ll talk about it. Put briefly, this is a grassroots approach to software in documentation. (Thanks to @lgessler for suggesting that term, it’s perfect!)
In Workshop 1, we’re going to dive into the topic of creating simple web dictionaries.
The code for all the workshops will live in this repo on github:
https://github.com/amundo/docling-js-workshops
(I’ll be working on that essentially full-time this month — I don’t start my next position formally until May, so right now my job is “docling forum guy”. Send me a message via the message thingie or chat, I’m always around!)
I’ll be updating this topic with more information shortly. Looking forward to seeing everyone!
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