ROS 2 Docs Use Cases
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Rate your skill level in the following topics *
(Beginner) Just learning about the topic. Starting on a first project but needs supervision/direction through each of the steps. (Intermediate) Has completed a few significant projects and is generally capable of working unsupervised. Not quite capable of architecting complex solutions but able to modify a project to achieve an objective. (Advanced) Able to plan and execute a novel solution independently.
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1 (beginner)
2 (intermediate)
3 (advanced)
Software engineering
Robotics
ROS 1
ROS 2
Command line /shell
C++
Python
What is your role in regards to using ROS 2? *
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Which category best describes your technical education? *
How do you want to use ROS 2? *
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Do you plan on working with real robots or simulation? *
What robotics platforms are you interested in? *
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How useful do you find the following types of documentation? *
(Tutorials) are step-by-step narratives meant to walk a user through a project/task for the sake of familiarizing them with the concept and workflow, and accomplishing something arbitrary quickly and easily, but not necessarily comprehensively. (Guides) are step-by-step instructions that answer specific "How do I..." questions without the cushion of context that tutorials provide, but are more comprehensive and applicable to real-world problems. (Quickstarts) are a specific set of instructions combined from various topics that gives you only exactly what you need to start. E.g. a student-geared quickstart might include basic Linux commands, ROS 2 cli tools, and how to use pub-sub. (Concept overviews) are a high-level explanation or "big picture" of a topic.
0 (not useful)
1 (somewhat useful)
2 (useful)
3 (very useful)
Tutorials
Guides
Quickstarts
Concept overviews
Cheatsheets
Videos
What topics do you want to see covered? *
List topics in priority order (highest priority first), comma separated. Try to be as general as possible (e.g. "more beginner content", "navigation", "RViz"). Requests for exact topics can be submitted as issues to github.com/ros2/ros2_documentation
If you have a few minutes, please share more about what it is you do, or plan to do, with ROS 2.
Email (totally optional, but we might follow up if we have questions).
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