Iury Simoes-Sousa

Something was marked as a good first issue. Can I tackle this?

Ok So, to do that, I will fork the main repo and do my modifications. How can I test the forked repo while running julia?

I draft a repo on this matter [here](https://github.com/iuryt/Bioceananigans.jl). I tried to summarize my ideas in the README: > Most of the interelationships between biogeochemical tracers could be implemented using the...

Yeah.. I am not yet sure how this would work embedded. By now, what I have is just some functions that the user has to add as callbacks. e.g. https://github.com/iuryt/Bioceananigans.jl/blob/ab35a7235fea532fe7ed283ce6e06ac12f378dae/test/NNP.jl#L109-L117...

That's an awesome idea @christophernhill ! I haven't yet used a Lagrangian formulation for biogeochemical models, but this it would be cool to have some way to support both on...

For now, I will change the name of the package to `Biogeochemigans.jl` and wait till further discussions have advanced on this matter. I will be using this on a paper...

Some of the points that could be in the Goals/Mission section: - Easy to install, understand and use - Versatile: model is made in blocks that could be combined and...

I don't know this fits here, but I was thinking about a way to have a separate repository for examples from community that doesn't affect the test running time of...

I don't have enough experience to say if this is feasible, although I have this impression that there is always this nothing-is-impossible atmosphere around Oceananigans. I think this is an...

Could you explain why using `ifelse` has better performance? Is this because the ternary `? :` is an alias for `ifelse`? What about `@inline`? In this case, we only had...