Suggestions regarding improvement in the microtasks.

[harshalmittal4]

Hey @valeriocos, @aswanipranjal, I would be adding the microtask 6 soon. Meanwhile, please may you review these microtasks for any changes I need to have, or the improvements you feel.

One things that I wished to ask was regarding the extent of documentation. Although I would be adding some more parts to the documentation(had been busy with some university stuff), just thought to have your remarks on it (It could be made as much descriptive as required by adding more details).

The proposal is almost done and would be in place by tomorrow. I am making some final changes.
I request you to review the proposal also once it is finalized, this would be of great help!
Thanks 🙂

[harshalmittal4]

@valeriocos, @aswanipranjal, ping! I have uploaded the proposal, please have a review, thanks!

[harshalmittal4]

Hey @valeriocos, @aswanipranjal, can you please update me with reviews on the proposal.

[valeriocos]

Thank you @harshalmittal4 for preparing the proposal, overall it looks ok. I would fill the last section (About me) and add information about other commitments during GSoC.

Thanks!

[harshalmittal4]

Hey @valeriocos @aswanipranjal, I have updated the documentation and README for each microtasks, and added microtask6 (using OOP).
Please take a look, thanks! 🙂

[valeriocos]

Thank you @harshalmittal4 for the effort :) The readme looks clear

I had a look to task 6, the results look interesting, however it could be useful to:

• order the files in desc order in terms of #commits
• if possible, mark the files currently present in the repo, and those ones that have been deleted. For
  instance, I'm not able to find doc//axis_grids.ipynb

[harshalmittal4]

Thanks @valeriocos

order the files in desc order in terms of #commits

This is here.

if possible, mark the files currently present in the repo, and those ones that have been deleted. For
instance, I'm not able to find doc//axis_grids.ipynb

I assume that this information needs to be extracted from the commits fetched (or some commandline can also be used for this?)
I would surely look into this in some time, currently I am a bit occupied with my endsem exams going on,
thanks.