Merge pull request #297 from NLeSC/add-page-maintainers

Move chapter owners to page maintainers

CONTRIBUTING.md

@@ -45,9 +45,10 @@ If everything works as it should, ``git add``, ``commit`` and ``push`` like norm
 
 If you have made a significant contribution to the guide, please make sure to add yourself to the `CITATION.cff` file so your name can be included in the list of authors of the guide.
 
-## Chapter Owners
+## Page maintainers
 
-To see who is responsible for which part of the guide see [chapter_owners.md](chapter_owners.md).
+To see who is responsible for which part of the guide see the maintainer listed at the top of a page.
+If you are interested in becoming a chapter owner for a page that is listed as *unmaintained*, please open a pull request to add your name instead of *unmaintained*.
 
 ## Create a PDF file
 

_sidebar.md

@@ -20,6 +20,5 @@
       * [Fortran](/best_practices/language_guides/fortran.md)
 * [Contributing to this Guide](/CONTRIBUTING.md)
 * NLeSC specific
-   * [Chapter Owners](/chapter_owners.md)
    * [Access to (Dutch) e-Infrastructure](/nlesc_specific/e-infrastructure/e-infrastructure.md)
       * [DAS-5](/nlesc_specific/e-infrastructure/das5.md)

best_practices/language_guides/bash.md

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 # Bash
 
+*Page maintainer: Bouwe Andela* [@bouweandela](https://github.com/bouweandela)
+
+
 Bash is both a command line interface,
 also known as a **shell**, and a scripting language.
 On most Linux distributions, the Bash shell is the default way of interacting

best_practices/language_guides/ccpp.md

@@ -1,5 +1,8 @@
 # C and C++
 
+*Page maintainers: Johan Hidding* [@jhidding](https://github.com/jhidding) *and Patrick Bos* [@egpbos](https://github.com/egpbos)
+
+
 C++ is one of the hardest languages to learn. Entering a project where C++ coding is needed should not be taken lightly. This guide focusses on tools and documentation for use of C++ in an open-source environment.
 
 ### Standards
@@ -325,4 +328,3 @@ A newer but less mature option is [cldoc](http://jessevdk.github.io/cldoc/).
 ### Books
 * Bjarne Soustrup - The C++ Language
 * Scott Meyers - Effective Modern C++
-

best_practices/language_guides/fortran.md

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 # Fortran
 
+*Page maintainer: Gijs van den Oord* [@goord](https://github.com/goord)
+
+
 **Disclaimer: In general the Netherlands eScience Center does not recommend using Fortran. However, in some cases it is the only viable option, for instance if a project builds upon existing code written in this language. This section will be restricted to Fortran90, which captures majority of Fortran source code.**
 
 The second use case may be extremely performance-critical dense

best_practices/language_guides/javascript.md

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 # Getting started
 
+*Page maintainer: Jurriaan Spaaks* [@jspaaks](https://github.com/jspaaks)
+
+
 To learn about JavaScript, view the presentations by [Douglas Crockford](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Douglas_crockford):
 
 * [Crockford on JavaScript](http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7664379246A246CB)

best_practices/language_guides/languages_overview.md

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+
+*Page maintainer: unmaintained*
+
+
 This chapter provides practical info on each of the main programming languages of the Netherlands eScience Center.
 
 This info is (on purpose) high level, try to provide "default" options, and mostly link to more info.

best_practices/language_guides/opencl_cuda.md

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 # OpenCL & CUDA
 
+*Page maintainer: Alessio Sclocco* [@isazi](https://github.com/isazi)
+
 
 ## Sources for learning
  *please add university courses and informative videos*

best_practices/language_guides/python.md

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 # Python
 
+*Page maintainer: Patrick Bos* [@egpbos](https://github.com/egpbos)
+
+
 Python is the "dynamic language of choice" of the Netherlands eScience Center.
 We use it for data analysis and data science projects using the SciPy stack and Jupyter notebooks, and for [many other types of projects](https://github.com/NLeSC?language=python): workflow management, visualization, NLP, web-based tools and much more.
 It is a good default choice for many kinds of projects due to its generic nature, its large and broad ecosystem of third-party modules and its compact syntax which allows for rapid prototyping.

best_practices/language_guides/r.md

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 # What is R?
+
+*Page maintainer: unmaintained*
+
+
 R is a functional programming language and software environment for statistical computing and graphics: https://www.r-project.org/.
 
 ## Philosophy and typical use cases

best_practices/user_experience.md

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-
 # User Experience (UX)
 
+*Page maintainer: Jesus Garcia* [@ctwhome](https://github.com/ctwhome)
+
+
 User Experience Design (UX) is a broad, holistic science that combines many cognitive and brain sciences disciplines like psychology and sociology, content strategies, and arts and aesthetics by following human-center approaches.
 
 > Human-centred design is an approach to interactive systems development that aims to make systems usable and useful by focusing on the users, their needs and requirements, and applying human factors/ergonomics and usability knowledge and techniques. This approach enhances effectiveness and efficiency, improves human well-being, user satisfaction, accessibility, sustainability, and counteracts possible adverse effects on human health, safety, and performance. [HCDSociety](https://human-centered-design.org/about/)