Content and How to Use It

[tonyfast]

Originally I thought I could star or watch repositories under this organization, but that doesn't work. The only way to pull in an external repository is to fork or change ownership. I think it would be best to create .yaml files to organize the following information.

Types of Content

• Open Materials Curated Projects (no file, use Github API)

  • PyMKS

• Open Materials Science Projects on Github (github-projects.yml)

  • Materials Project
  • Dream3d

• Open Materials Science Users on Github (github-users.yml)

  Links to Twitter, Linkedin, and whatever else.

• Open Science Links (extern-open-science.html)

  • Titus Brown
  • Open Science Notebook

• External Open Materials Science Links (extern-links.yml)

  • MGI
  • CHIMAD

• Our own Posts

  These will be managed in the directory (_posts)

Example YAML entry

For example, an entry in extern-links.yml would be:

name: Materials Genome Initiative
url: http://nist.gov/mgi/
thumbnail: http://nist.gov/mgi/images/mgi-logo.gif
description: The Materials Genome Initiative focuses on organizing the digital collection of materials science information to support areas of national need.

[tonyfast]

Add a section for Open Science Software extern-open-software.yaml

Examples

• Authorea
• Figshare
• Github Science