UN challenge 2021
| name | 2021 Availability | Other |
|---|---|---|
| Daniel Kastl | PSC | |
| Vicky Vergara | YES | PSC |
| Cayetano Benavent | PSC | |
| Rajat Shinde | YES | Workshop developer |
So you are interested in the UN Challenge, This is great! but what should you do to improve your chances of being selected? We recommend reading
Remember to be proactive
- Discuss your ideas on the pgrouting-dev list
- The best UN challenge idea is YOUR idea! something that you are really interested in developing.
The pgRouting's product you will be working on is the workshop, it uses:
- osm2pgrouting to get the data from OpenStreetMap
- pgRouting to execute queries.
It works with OSGeoLive therefore QGIS is available.
Development is not done on OSGeoLive, but in your own computer, so you need to install the software.
- In order for the judges to consider the proposal, the pgrouting application requirements must be finished and well documented inside the proposal.
- Help for finishing in gitter
- It is not forbidden that you guide each other
- It is forbidden copy/paste from each other's proposal.
- Open an issue on workshop repository Put the following Content inside the Issue:
- [ ] Intent of application
- [ ] Experience with GitHub & Git
- [ ] Build locally the workshop
- [ ] Get familiar with the workshop
- [ ] Get familiar with Sphinx
Note: the check boxes of this issue are for the mentor's use.
Content of Issue:
- [ ] Fork the [workshop](https://github.com/pgRouting/workshop) repository
- [ ] activate issues in your fork
- [ ] open an issue in your fork and put this content on the issue
- [ ] Clone your fork repository in your computer
- [ ] Create remote named `upstream` pointing to https://github.com/pgRouting/workshop
- [ ] checkout to the `develop` branch of `upstream`
- [ ] create new branch with name `<your-git-nick>-test`
- [ ] Edit `docs/chapters/chapter-1.rst` and put your name and one liner bio in the author section, keeping the alphabetical order.
- [ ] push the newly created branch with the change
- [ ] Create a pull request to https://github.com/pgRouting/workshop
- [ ] put link of the PR and of the issue on a comment on the issue you created on [workshop](https://github.com/pgRouting/workshop) repository
Note: The pull request will not be honored, it is just for testing your skills using git/github
Create a new issue on your fork with the following content
- [ ] Install requirements
* Look in the documentation/web what are the requirements
- [ ] Build the workshop
- [ ] you might need to do something like: `mkdir -p ~/Desktop/workshop-2019`
- [ ] `mkdir build`
- [ ] `cd build`
- [ ] `cmake -DHTML=ON -DPGR_WORKSHOP_DEBUG=ON ..`
- [ ] Copy/paste the output of the building commands on the issue
- [ ] Copy/Paste in a comment of this issue the compilation
- [ ] Put the link of this issue on a comment of the issue of task 1
Use the check boxes to keep track of your own progress
Create a new issue on your fork with the following content
- [ ] Follow the [workshop](https://workshop.pgrouting.org/2.6/en/index.html) up to chapter 8
- [ ] Use OSGeoLive or your own computer
- [ ] Instead of `city_routing` use `<your-git-nick>-routing`
- [ ] Make 3 screenshots of your work, make sure that `<your-git-nick>-routing` is visible
- [ ] Put the link of this issue on a comment of the issue of task 1
Use the check boxes to keep track of your own progress
- Inspect the sphinx code of chapter #5 (docs/chapters/chapter-5.rst) and compare with what was generated.
- Choose three sphinx commands used in the chapter
- Chosen command 1
- Find the command documentation
- add a comment that contains
- link to the command documentation
- picture of the handwritten copy of the command documentation (with reasonable size of your handwriting limit is 1 page)
- Chosen command 2
- Find the command documentation
- add a comment that contains
- link to the command documentation
- picture of the handwritten copy of the command documentation (with reasonable size of your handwriting limit is 1 page)
- Chosen command 3
- Find the command documentation
- add a comment that contains
- link to the command documentation
- picture of the handwritten copy of the command documentation (with reasonable size of your handwriting limit is 1 page)
- Put the link of this issue on a comment of the issue of task 1
Use the check boxes to keep track of your own progress
