ChRIS Website: Content for Plugins section of chrisproject.org: http://chrisproject.org/plugins

### URL:
[http://chrisproject.org/plugins](http://chrisproject.org/plugins)

### Task:
This page needs some content! What this could include:

- What ChRIS plugins are - a definition with some examples
- What the ChRIS store is - a place where you can get plugins. Maybe some screenshots
- How you can obtain ChRIS plugins via the ChRIS store (how you install them, how end users access them)
- How you can develop your own plugins.

If you have ideas for illustrations, diagrams, etc. to better illustrate the concepts here we can get a resource to help put those together. @mairin can implement this page if need be so you do not need to be a coder to take this ticket although coders are welcome too. The main concern here is conceptualizing and drafting the content and layout for this page. Rough wireframes are fine.

### Resources:
These area some resources that can be used to research the above, along with asking on the mailing list and in Slack:

- [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e3QJjLwVwQo&feature=youtu.be](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e3QJjLwVwQo&feature=youtu.be) - This video goes over all of the basics and should give you a good basic understanding
- [https://www.bu.edu/rhcollab/2018/04/30/chris-code-lab-event-report/](https://www.bu.edu/rhcollab/2018/04/30/chris-code-lab-event-report/) - This is an event report from a hackathon where we invited app developers to come and convert their code into ChRIS compatible plugins.
- [http://chrisproject.org/about](http://chrisproject.org/about) - ChRIS basic background that may be helpful
- [https://www.bu.edu/rhcollab/projects/radiology/](https://www.bu.edu/rhcollab/projects/radiology/) - More ChRIS basic background that may be helpful