Lessons

Our lessons

This is not a strict division, but lessons can be classified as to what is initially useful to yourself, to your group, and to the whole community.

• For yourself and larger:
  • Introduction to version control
  • Archaeology with Git
  • Jupyter notebooks
  • Automated testing
  • Modular code development
• For your group and larger:
  • Collaborative distributed version control
  • Git branch design
  • Documentation
• For the community:
  • Social coding and open software
  • Reproducible research
• Special topics:
  • DevOps, automation, and continuous integration
  • Building portable code with CMake
  • Integrated development environments
  • Mixed Martial Arts: Interfacing Fortran, C, C++, and Python
  • CodeRefinery manuals, our guides and hints on running CodeRefinery

License

Lesson material is licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0. Code examples: OSI-approved MIT license. You are free to use this material, but please let us know - it is important for us to know whether this material has impact outside of our workshops.

Wish to contribute to a lesson?

We would love that! Contributions via the forking/pull-request workflow are most convenient. How to do this is covered in the collaborative Git lesson, but please contact us if you are unsure how. We also welcome any other contributions or suggestions regarding our lessons, including suggestions for new lessons - stay in touch!

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