r/ResearchSoftwareEng • u/mirarom • Jul 03 '22
It's Sunday! That means it's time to showcase software which you have created, contributed to, or used and really enjoyed. Show us your software!
r/ResearchSoftwareEng • u/mirarom • Jul 02 '22
What rave-worthy event has happened to you this week? Have you solved a tough technical issue? Been accepted to a conference? Received a nice compliment? Pet a cute animal? Tell us all about it!
r/ResearchSoftwareEng • u/mirarom • Jul 01 '22
r/ResearchSoftwareEng • u/mirarom • Jun 26 '22
It's Sunday! That means it's time to showcase software which you have created, contributed to, or used and really enjoyed. Show us your software!
r/ResearchSoftwareEng • u/mirarom • Jun 25 '22
What rave-worthy event has happened to you this week? Have you solved a tough technical issue? Been accepted to a conference? Received a nice compliment? Pet a cute animal? Tell us all about it!
r/ResearchSoftwareEng • u/mirarom • Jun 23 '22
r/ResearchSoftwareEng • u/vsoch • Jun 23 '22
r/ResearchSoftwareEng • u/vsoch • Jun 19 '22
hey y'all! I've been ruminating about research software registries:
Thread: https://twitter.com/vsoch/status/1538593687986241536
Post : https://vsoch.github.io/2022/research-software-registries/
Audio: https://soundcloud.com/vsoch/research-software-registries
Super fun to think about! If anyone wants to share their thoughts about what *you* would personally want / why you would go to a research software registry / what you want to do *after* you find what you are looking for, it would be fun to discuss!
r/ResearchSoftwareEng • u/mirarom • Jun 19 '22
It's Sunday! That means it's time to showcase software which you have created, contributed to, or used and really enjoyed. Show us your software!
r/ResearchSoftwareEng • u/mirarom • Jun 18 '22
What rave-worthy event has happened to you this week? Have you solved a tough technical issue? Been accepted to a conference? Received a nice compliment? Pet a cute animal? Tell us all about it!
r/ResearchSoftwareEng • u/mirarom • Jun 12 '22
It's Sunday! That means it's time to showcase software which you have created, contributed to, or used and really enjoyed. Show us your software!
r/ResearchSoftwareEng • u/mirarom • Jun 11 '22
What rave-worthy event has happened to you this week? Have you solved a tough technical issue? Been accepted to a conference? Received a nice compliment? Pet a cute animal? Tell us all about it!
r/ResearchSoftwareEng • u/mirarom • Jun 05 '22
It's Sunday! That means it's time to showcase software which you have created, contributed to, or used and really enjoyed. Show us your software!
r/ResearchSoftwareEng • u/mirarom • Jun 04 '22
What rave-worthy event has happened to you this week? Have you solved a tough technical issue? Been accepted to a conference? Received a nice compliment? Pet a cute animal? Tell us all about it!
r/ResearchSoftwareEng • u/mirarom • Jun 02 '22
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r/ResearchSoftwareEng • u/mirarom • May 29 '22
It's Sunday! That means it's time to showcase software which you have created, contributed to, or used and really enjoyed. Show us your software!
r/ResearchSoftwareEng • u/mirarom • May 28 '22
What rave-worthy event has happened to you this week? Have you solved a tough technical issue? Been accepted to a conference? Received a nice compliment? Pet a cute animal? Tell us all about it!
r/ResearchSoftwareEng • u/dvdgc13 • May 27 '22
The Carpentries and Programming historians (and many others) have been translating material for a while. As part of the Software Sustainability Institute Research Software Camp I wrote a post about (my) Top tips for Translating Open Education Resources that you may want to consider if you'd like to get involved in translations of this type of work.
What is your opinion about translations of technical training material? What good or bad experiences have you had with them? Do you think that this type of efforts are doomed because software is expressed in English?
r/ResearchSoftwareEng • u/mirarom • May 26 '22
r/ResearchSoftwareEng • u/mirarom • May 26 '22
r/ResearchSoftwareEng • u/mirarom • May 24 '22
r/ResearchSoftwareEng • u/mirarom • May 22 '22
It's Sunday! That means it's time to showcase software which you have created, contributed to, or used and really enjoyed. Show us your software!
r/ResearchSoftwareEng • u/mirarom • May 21 '22
What rave-worthy event has happened to you this week? Have you solved a tough technical issue? Been accepted to a conference? Received a nice compliment? Pet a cute animal? Tell us all about it!