Currently, in the top left corner it just says "JuliaDocs". Replace this by the logo, see https://github.com/JuliaPhysics.

Unfortunately, no one will maintain JuliaQuantum: JuliaLang/www.julialang.org#122

I will not work on QuCmp.jl anymore, Yao.jl is much better and complete than QuCmp.jl. But it would be nice if people could put part of the QuDynamics effort to other packages. (like QuantumOptics.jl?)

I find sometimes I just want to type one command using MyUltimateModule and then all the common things for my daily work will be imported, and I don't need to look up some doc online then find which package is that function come from. e.g it might be pretty hard to notice something like multithreaded broadcast actually exists in Strided.jl (JuliaLang/julia#19777) and you can actually find fast expv function in ExponentialUtilities, all these are very basic things that used by physicists almost everyday.

And I find I also keep getting complains about finding functions from packages, it is good to be modular, but it is also convenient (especially for beginners) to have an ultimate module exports a lot things. e.g statistics community has https://github.com/JuliaStats/StatsKit.jl

Thus, instead of just pointing out what kind of packages are out there on our website, it could be useful to make several ultimate packages that classifies concrete packages by categories and point out what it contains on the website (which is the current guide). When a user become a develop, this will also be a convenient guide for them to find which package to contribute.

https://juliaphysics.github.io/latest/ecosystem/ if you click on the Edit button on top right, it brings you to #master branch. Why do we even have master branch?

@Roger-luo has some resource about the use of Julia for general Physics:

• https://github.com/Roger-luo/TutorialForPhysicists.jl
• https://github.com/QuantumBFS/JuliaChallenge/blob/master/ToolChain.md

That may be a good idea to move some content, not specific to Quantum Physics, to the website.

CC: @GiggleLiu

• Physics packages: JuliaPhysics
• Dealing with units: Unitful, Measurements, et al
• Differential equations: DiffEq and friends
  • Short tutorial with common physics problems
  • Overview of DiffEqPhysics and FDM with DiffEq
  • how to use ModellingToolkit by @ChrisRackauckas and @HarrisonGrodin if possible...with special reference to constructing systems of diffeq programatically
• DynamicalSystems et al
• Astronomy: JuliaAstro et al
• Quantum: Yao.jl et al, QuantumOptics.jl
• Finite element: JuAFEM, JuliaFEM, FENiCS
• JuliaDynamics
• JuliaAtoms (@jagot, @mortenpi)
• ITensors.jl (CC: @emstoudenmire, @mtfishman, @kshyatt)
• Plotting: Plots, Makie, PyPlot
  If anyone needs cool looking mind maps or graphs message on slack, I'll be back home 10 PM IST.