DataScienceHobart.github.io

Tentative calendar

Please feel free to update this calendar, but also notify the organizers. Please don't put specifics here, just a minor note and initial will do.

Upcoming

Date	Topic	Contact	Venue	Link
2017-03-10	-	--	-	-
2017-03-17	R and Github	MS	foyer
2017-03-24	-	--	-	-
2017-03-31	-	--	-	-
2017-04-07	HRUG	MS	Flex
2017-04-14	-	--	-	-
2017-04-21	-	--	-	-
YYYY-mm-dd	-	--	-	-

Past

Date	Topic	Contact	Venue	Link
2017-03-03	MS	MS	theatre, foyer	2017-02-03-graphics-imas
2016-09-16	Creating R packages	MS	Flex
2016-09-09	SOM	MS	Flex
2016-05-27	WFS/WMS
2016-05-27
2016-05-06	GDAL
2016-04-22	GIS intro	MS	Flex
2016-04-22	free-form, programming	MS	Flex
2016-04-15	NK	MS	Flex
2016-05-08	open	MS	Flex
2016-04-01	Rsbz	MS	Flex
2016-03-25	Good Friday
2016-03-18	DF	MS	Flex
2016-03-11	PB	MS	Flex
2016-03-04	NH	MS	Flex
2016-02-26	DI	MS	Flex
2016-02-19	open	MS
2016-02-12	BCCVL	JB	CMAR
2016-02-05	open	MS	Flex

How to post

1. Clone this repo.
2. Make your edits, say by creating a .md file in _posts/ (see below)
3. Push your edits if you have the privileges, or create a pull request.

Simple Markdown

The simplest method is to create a Markdown file (.md) in the _posts/ directory.

The format of the name must follow the pattern of "YYYY-MM-DD-Title.md".

A minimal blog post consists of the following Markdown content

---
layout: post
title: "DaSH whatever and ever amen"
author: "Rupert Rabbit"
date: "2816-02-05"
published: true
status: publish
draft: false
---
 
Hi DaSHers, 

Last week blah de blah blah. 

Some deets with asterisks for bold emphasis: 

*When:*
Friday 12 February 2816

*Where:*
Outer group flex station


Here is a report from [800 years ago](https://datasciencehobart.wordpress.com/2016/01/27/dash-meeting-on-27-january-latex/) 
demonstrating how to use URL links in Markdown.  

Later

R Markdown

TBD

R Markdown

Andy South's method