Looking for volunteers JMP Scripting Unsession

[#1]

We have had great responses and fantastic ideas for the upcoming JMP Scripting Unsession on October 12.

Below is a sneak peek at some of the session topics and kudos to everyone who submitted an idea or volunteered to lead a session.  

• Medical Dictionary Browser led by @pmroz                               
• New features in JMP 16 JSL room host @martindemel 
• JSL and Python (cheatsheet) led by @FN 
• How to migrate and test scripts for compatibility across releases?
• How to ease/automate the JSL script window when you want to make many graphics from your dataset suggested by @Alegra75 
• JSL Add-Ins: How secure are scripts? suggested by @Arnoldi 

Want to help make these sessions even better?

Consider being a volunteer.  As a volunteer you attend the session and lead or participate in some engaging conversations.  

Want to take a bigger role?

• Consider a 5 to15 minute presentation on one of the above topics of interest
• Ask questions
• Answer questions
• Engage with others and share your expertise and experiences

Have additional questions? Need more answers? Ask me @stan_koprowski 

Still have an idea for a topic?  Great.  Leave a reply and we'll be sure to include as many as possible.

Looking forward to the meeting you all virtually.

[#2]

Stan,

I will volunteer for whatever you need.....an active participant or lead

I will also add a topic

                                            "How to learn JSL

                                                       or

What is the Scripting Guide and Scripting Index and What Good are they too Me"

[#3]

@txnelson 

Thanks for agreeing to help!

We are super excited to include time for your conversations around "What is the Scripting Guide and Scripting Index and What Good are they too Me."

And we will put a place holder for your other suggestion to encourage participation by even more attendees.

Be sure to bookmark or subscribe to this post so as we get closer to the event and begin sharing more details you can stay up to date.

Also, don't forget to register early for Discovery Summit Americas for your chance to score some great giveaways.

Looking forward to another great Discovery Summit.

cheers,

Stan

[#4]

Well, this is a bit embarrassing. 

I though I was submitting an idea and not volunteering to lead the session!

In any case, my goal is to have a quick reference for those that know Python/Pandas syntax and want to replicate something similar in JSL.

https://cheatsheets.quantecon.org/index.html

https://cheatsheets.quantecon.org/stats-cheatsheet.html

Is there something like this already published for JSL?

[#5]

Hi @FN,

Not a problem.  It would still be amazing to have you at the session to share some of your great ideas for the cheatsheet.

I'm sure this would benefit many others as well.

Looking forward to meeting you virtually during the session.

cheers,

Stan

[#6]

Stan,

If you are still looking for volunteers you can mark me down wherever you need.

Another potential topic: Namespaces: using global, here, local, window, function, custom namespaces, etc

[#7]

Hi @ih,

Great!  I'll make a room available to host this conversation.

Looking forward to the topic.

Thanks again for your willingness to help.

Stan

[#8]

Hi Stan,

I am interested in taking part to discussions.

Regards,

Guillaume

[#9]

Hi @guillaumebugnon ,

I'm glad to have you join us.

Be sure to register for Discovery Summit Americas so you can get access to the conference and to build out your agenda.

Looking forward to lively and interactive discussions.

cheers,

Stan