TPF-Grant
The Perl Foundation Grant on improving and curating Perl 6 documentation.
This is the site for the TPF Grant devoted mainly to work on the Perl 6 documentation.
Check out the published version at jj.github.io/TPF-Grant.
Grant reports.
List of issues closed during the grant
- Issues closed in April.
- Issues closed in May, with some comments.
Articles related to the grant.
* Author and file entropy in the Perl 6 documentation repository, on how files evolve and get a structure in a volunteer environment.
* Perl 6 documentation repository through time: dealing with issues, on how issues are treated and change through time.
* Perl 6 documentation repository through time: contributions through commits examines the commit timeline and tries to find out some patterns, and generate some advice on how to improve the productivity.
* Perl 6 documentation repository through time: An initial report, an initial report on the state of the repository roughly before the beginning of the grant.
Other reports and articles.
Some articles published in different platforms
* We need your help with the Perl 6 documentation in The Practical Dev
* Squashing Perl 6 documentation bugs, one at a time
* StackOverflow that, on encouraging the Perl 6 community to ask questions there. And answer them.
Some (maybe not so) interesting charts
- Sankey diagram of issue openers and closers, representing how issues flow, who opens and closes them.
* Issues per month, along with monthly entropy.
* Leaderboard of number of lines contributed to Perl 6 documentation, by June 2nd 2018
Scripts and data
You can find
the scripts in Perl 6 and R in the utils directory. Data
generated, which you can use freely (citing the origin), are in
the data directory. All images used in the reports, and
some more (which should hopefully be self-explanatory) are in
the illos directory.