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Add SPEC badge recommendation - #305
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5dac76fComparestefanv
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Mar 6, 2024
This is fine as-is, but perhaps we also want to add a reminder along the lines of "Not all SPECs are applicable to all projects, so there is no need to try and 'earn' all badges." |
tupui
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Mar 6, 2024
Though at first maybe it's a good thing as people are more reluctant than anything else at the moment 😅 so if that can somehow motivate more people to look into it, why not I would say! |
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2be2704Comparejarrodmillman
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Apr 2, 2024
Carreau
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Apr 2, 2024
I don't think we really need table for such short snippets. This is good to see how tabs work, but I think in the long run when snippets are only 1 or 2 lines we can "untabify". |
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cec6f4eCompareIt would be great if the @scientific-python/spec-steering-committee could vote for which of the two options above they prefer: option 1 without tabs 🎉 |
ivanov
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Apr 8, 2024
I know I'm a dinosaur - but I appreciate the fact that |
stefanv
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Apr 9, 2024
We could add noscript fallbacks, but then we'd want to do it everywhere JS is used (shortcut sidebar, eg). We don't have the bandwidth for that work built into our roadmap, but if the changes are not too invasive, we'd certainly consider such contributions to the theme. |
stefanv
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Apr 9, 2024
(As an aside, we do prioritize accessibility, albeit with JS enabled.) |



Close#240. See https://deploy-preview-305--scientific-python-specs.netlify.app/specs/purpose-and-process/#badges
TODO after getting feedback
layouts/shortcodes/spec_badge.htmlto scientific-python.org repo. It is something like: