Scikit-learn sprint instructions

[@Diadochokinetic]

This video could be used as a tutorial for basically ANY project involving code and git. Thank you very much.

[@katekawaux]

Thanks Andreas! Awesome content!! =)
Keep up the awesome work!
Cheers!

[@amanbagrecha]

why is this not the first result when I search for open source contribution. Fantastic this is :)

[@sarvasvarora]

Exactly what I thought. As a beginner to open source, I'm just... mesmerized!

[@saurabhjain507]

Thanks Andreas! This video is helpful for a newbie like me who is going to be a first time contributor.

[@josechacon3582]

Thanks, it will help a lot to be ready for the sprint next saturday

[@davidascenciosrondon3216]

Thank you so much for the video! Looking forward to contribute for a long time and this cleared all the possible doubts i had. 😀

[@alxfgh]

Thanks!

[@geroldcsendes5490]

thanks, this has been super useful!

[@brunocalhiari976]

As I'm writing this there is no "master" branch anymore, it is been replaced with "main". Keep it in mind when issuing git commands!

[@AndreasMueller]

Yes, thanks for pointing that out! Unfortunately I don't see a way to easily add an overlay to the video to explain the rename :(

[@swarup765]

Link to the second part -
czcams.com/video/p_2Uw2BxdhA/video.html

[@user-wg5ml5jc3e]

I don't understand the meaning of the word "sprint", the word itself is a kind of running race with a short distance, what does it mean in this video?

[@mattst.hilaire9101]

It's a software term. Means a short time to get certain stuff done. Usually is about 2 weeks where you plan, set goals, and make deliverables.