WHAT’S THIS SESSION ABOUT?
You want to share your code with the world. That's great! But how? Just uploading it to Github? Or how do I do this?
In this Data Snack I want to give you an overview about the minimal steps you should take to prepare your code for publication. Covering what belongs into a repository, how to make your code sharable and which license to pick. This talk is based on the training Foundations of Research Software Publication.
The target is to enable developers to create and publish sustainable software which can be used and built up on by others. While this talk is an introduction, even more experienced developers might take something home.
WHERE AND WHEN?
The session will take place from 1:00 to 1:30pm via Zoom. There will be a 15-20 minute presentation followed by an open forum for questions and discussion. The slides will be shared afterwards. We look forward to exciting discussions!
Zoom Link: https://uni-bremen.zoom-x.de/j/61666538039?pwd=JZTcc15FcsrZwedVYuMoVuhp3sPLCF.1
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ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Carina Haupt is head of the Sustainable Software Engineering group as well as deputy head of the Intelligent and Distributed Systems department of the Institute for Software Technology of DLR. Her aim is to support domain scientists by creating software and process-based solutions for their day-to-day problems. Her research topics are software engineering in the scientific context, open source, and knowledge and data management.
