methodology/README.md
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DannyDannyDanny/Methodology

This guide focuses on designing, developing and delivering Data-Processing Sytems, written primarily in python, deploying to Linux servers, optionally communicating with external interfaces (APIs or DBs). The repo is actively being updated; bookmark 🔖 it, leave a Star or Watch 👁️ the repo.

roadmap

  • 2022Q3: Consultancy & Delivery Methodology
    • Planning
    • taiga.ai learning lessons Contract clauses, Project phases, Deliverables
  • 2023Q1: Data Management Methodology

gitmoji reference

Use the format :gitmoji: <commit message> in your commit messages. Only proper nouns, CamelCase and class names should have uppercases letters. Avoid using multiple gitmojis. Use several gitmojis if it makes sense.

emoji code description
:sparkles: add new feature / function
🎨 :art: refactor code / add type hinting / improve readibility / structure and lint flake8
🥅 :goal_net: try/raise/handle errors or warnings
:zap: improve performance / coverage / profiling
🐛 :bug: bug fixing
🚚 :truck: moving / renaming
♻️ :recycle: work related to CI/CD, pre-commit hooks, automated tests and environments
💥 :boom: work in progress / breaking changes
📝 :memo: doc / logging / verbosity / code comments
🔥 :fire: remove (dead) code / file
👽 :alien: changes related to APIs, Databases, Network etc.
🎉 :tada: clean / transform / validate data
👀 :eyes: improve UI / UX, CLI or visualizations (previously 💄)
🧠 :brain: statistical modelling, training and prediction
📌 :pushpin: dependency and environment versioning
🐳 :whale: virtualization, containerization and architecture changes
🙈 :see_no_evil: changes to .*ignore or local files
🔍 :mag: PR-review change-requests

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git version control

  • repo naming conventions
    • lowercase
    • dashes not underscores
    • name pattern: <prefix>_<suffix>
      • <prefix> i.e. drug, condition, indication, area (reserach, clinical)
      • <suffix> i.e. project name, tool, exploration name
  • init repo with README
    • must have sections: purpose, usage and stakeholders sections
    • good to have: install, contributing
  • git rules for simple development
    • no branching
    • no rebasing
    • no public repos
    • no data in repo