Remember: The Turing Way is not meant to be read from start to finish. Start with a concept, tool or method that you need now, in your current work. Come back as you need to.
If you want to dive right in to editing the book, check out a Pull Request or Issue on the Github repository. Use the tags to navigate through the issues and pull requests. Ones tagged "good first issue" or "good first PR" are a great place to start.
There are always lots of events happening in The Turing Way Community, from Fireside Chats to Collaboration Cafes, to Translation & Localisation Meetings and Book Dashes, and more... Check out each link to learn more about each type of community call.
We are accepting interest from individuals to join our network of advisors who will engage with our project and cohort activities.
Advisors will bring real-world expertise that can benefit small and medium enterprises interested in implementing best practices in data science and AI initiatives in their organisations.
Join our Quarterly Community Forum: Learn more about governance and community projects (every quarter, times vary)
Join an Onboarding Call: last week of month, every two months (times vary)
Join a Collaboration Cafe: 1st & 3rd Wednesdays (15:00-17:00 UTC)
Join a Translation & Localisation Meeting: every other Thursdays (15:00-16:00 UTC)
Join an Accessibility Working Group Meeting: every second Monday monthly (17:00 UTC)
Join an Infrastructure Working Group Meeting: every second Thursday monthly (16:00 UTC)
Book Dashes are our bi-annual contribution event, usually planned for every May and November!
Apply to join us and:
- meet members of the community from around the world
- work on a project within The Turing Way project (a new chapter, language translation, infrastructure maintenance, and more!)
-learn more about ongoing projects within the community - like that of our working groups!
The next Book Dash will take place on 4-8 November 2024!
Want to give a Turing Way talk in 2024? This year, we would love to support people that haven’t given a Turing Way talk before to share the project in their own contexts & communities... If you're asking "Can I do it?" that usually means that you definitely should!