Håkon Wiik Ånes

Thank you for the quick response, @argerlt! > it will just take some time to get used to. Yes, it will. But, current imports will still work, so it's optional...

> I think it becomes difficult to track all of the module short names and it's not hard to just make a long list at the top. Note that it's...

@CSSFrancis, I agree that this is not a very important change. But I'm still convinced this is a good idea. I think the biggest benefit is console look-up of the...

Thought of this when reading https://github.com/pyxem/orix/pull/552#issuecomment-2815983969.

In the above suggested settings, we should use Black instead of Ruff, since Ruff doesn't work well with the Spyder IDE, according to @argerlt: https://github.com/pyxem/orix/issues/568#issuecomment-3033113599

> Considering the docs already take ~15 min to build on RTD I'm a little concerned that you are close to getting your jobs killed there with 1-2 more examples...

There is merit to caching data instead of downloading every time. But, the IPF density plot example is slow because of the pole density calculation. It doesn't actually download the...

The tutorial showing [clustering of orientations](https://github.com/pyxem/orix/blob/develop/doc/tutorials/clustering_orientations.ipynb) from the 2D titanium map is too heavy to be computed by Read The Docs (limited by memory _and_ time), which is why we've...

We may also consider reverting to storing cell outputs with the misorientation clustering notebook, as it is also relatively memory and time intensive.

I think you're right. But, we should try our best to use small examples that just demonstrates the functionality. Not full tutorials showing every minute detail. Otherwise, the documentation gets...