=== GOAL: ===
familiarize people with all aspects of contributing and developing to !SasView
* Lower the “fear of the unknown” barrier to getting started (by knowing rather than guessing at what is involved)
* A basic understanding of “what/how I might be able to contribute”
* Where to go to get started. Where to find information, who to talk to etc.

=== OUTLINE ===
2h 17 min (leaves 45 min for questions and discussion and tangents)

* 2 min - Welcome and intro = All the areas are important (hard core coding, documentation, checking math, testing that we get the right answers, testing usability and against crashes, responding to help requests)...
* Show Roadmap here? Or later?
* 3 min - goals and outline
* 20 min - Demo of existing functionality - going through all the menu items and buttons
* 10 min - Getting Help and Bug reporting -- tickets (user list, help@) - '''Needs:''' ''reporting bugs and responders to queries (from “how do i” to “why does my model not fit my data”)''
* 10 min - How to write and distribute a model and the model marketplace. '''Needs:''' ''contributing models''
* 35 min - Code structure (where bits live) - '''Needs:''' ''contributing non model code and testing and validation''
 * 5 min - !SasView, sasmodels, bumps
 * 20 min !SasView
  * 10 min - sasGUI
  * 10 min - sasCalc
 * 10 min - sasmodels
* 20 min - Documentation - '''Needs:''' ''contributing documentation''
 * 5 min - Overview 
  * Use Sphinx to build both dev and user
  * Uses RST and Latex - currently builds html but plan for a pdf also
 * 4 min - Dev - '''Needs:''' ''lots of doc strings still missing''
  * 4 min - docstrings at the start of “each” class and method
 * 10 min - User - '''Needs:''' ''never finished'' 
  * 5 min - each section has an RST file (and images as appropriate)
  * 5 min - Models = the first doc string in the file is scraped to go into model documentation
  * 1 min - Tutorial …. Need a new one - '''Needs:''' ''help developing tutorial materials''
* 37 min - “Dev ops”
 * 2 min - Basic concepts in version control - '''EVERYTHING''' is under version control!!
 * 10 min Git code hosting
  * 7 min - Concepts in version control (repos, cloning, branching (vs. forking - baaaad), committing (with comments),pull requests, code review
  *3 min - Setting notifications etc 
 * 25 min - “show me the code”- '''Needs:''' ''developers of all stripes = architecture, GPU, math whiz, sysadmins, ...''
  * 5 min - Git code repos (all of them), branches, stats… and CODE
  * 5 min - Compiling/run.py and local environment
  * 5 min - Py2exe and Ino -> installer
  * 5 min - CI - eventually NOT local environment - real test is final build
   * Travis
   * Jenkins
  * 5 min - progress  -->trac → ticket -> work
   * Trac wiki
   * Trac tickets, milestones, workpackages, roadmap (trac version)
* Concluding remarks??