feedback

[chenzhaoyi123]

• The table of content is organized but somewhat confusing. The order is tab on top row  left column  right column, this is not very intuitive at first, it may be better adding a second row on top or make it an expandable table of content in one column.
• Getting started
• The “Getting started” section is helpful by targeting users at different levels.
• Interactive search
o The interactive search is nice, very easy to use, and can help search multiple conditions, but it may be nice to output the codes for the search so that users who wants to learn coding can revise and reuse in other environments. – this is somewhat addressed in the community notebook.
• No installation docs
o Notebooks in Google Colab workspace have nice demos, but there are still questions remain: e.g., how to export data? Of course, it is understandable since Google Colab (right now) seems like a way to demonstrate and showcase the codes, rather than directly working on real projects.
• Documentation
o Would be beneficial to add examples for each section.
o Is there a complete collection of all the commends/functions in the package?
o In the “Updating your code from cdapython beta” section, it could add some examples from older versions and rewrite them as comparison.
• Vignettes
o The examples did not involve more complex queries, could provide some examples or notebooks.
o I found most useful notebook/example is the CDA madlibs, which has blank set of commands you can use as a template.

[cda-bot]

When you have a chance @chenzhaoyi123 could you look at this site mock up? It has the TOC integrated into the left panel instead of the right. If that seems easier to navigate I can update the site.

[chenzhaoyi123]

I personally like the new interface better. It's more straightforward.

[ACharbonneau]

Thanks, I've merged the new version!