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The nested folder structure is difficult to navigate. To overcome this, I propose bringing all notebooks into the notebooks directory. In this case, we need a reasonable naming convention to be able to easily navigate through the apps. Overall, I think the naming convention in the dcApps is intuitive and easy to navigate, so I suggest we use
Physics_Model(_Assumption).ipynb
eg. for the DC apps, the Physics is DC, the Model is Plate or Cylinder and the Assumption is 2D or 2_5D (assumption might not be applicable in all cases).
can we put all images in the images folder instead of including them in the notebooks folder?
Index.ipynb
to make sure that people can navigate to the apps from the index notebook, the index notebook should contain the title of the app and a short description of the app (can include an image!). Links are relative links eg:
Naming Conventions
The nested folder structure is difficult to navigate. To overcome this, I propose bringing all notebooks into the
notebooks
directory. In this case, we need a reasonable naming convention to be able to easily navigate through the apps. Overall, I think the naming convention in the dcApps is intuitive and easy to navigate, so I suggest we useeg. for the DC apps, the
Physics
isDC
, theModel
isPlate
orCylinder
and theAssumption
is2D
or2_5D
(assumption might not be applicable in all cases).thoughts @sgkang, @thast, @micmitch, @dccowan ?
Images
can we put all images in the images folder instead of including them in the notebooks folder?
Index.ipynb
to make sure that people can navigate to the apps from the index notebook, the index notebook should contain the title of the app and a short description of the app (can include an image!). Links are relative links eg:
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