Getting started
This knowledge base is based on A workflow for increasing the quality of scientific software (Maric, Lehr et al.; to be published), a paper that originated from the work at the SFB 1194 at TU Darmstadt. For this paper please see our section in literature.
We presented this knowledge base at the FOSDEM'22 HPC devroom. Go directly to the
video recording
or move to our
notification.
The articles herein are equipped with tags to help find them as well as they are labeled with the chapters according to the sectioning of aforementioned paper, namely Version control, Build system, Cross-linking publication, software and datasets, Continuous Integration, Containerization, Test-driven development and code quality, Test quantification, visualization and evaluation on HPC-clusters and the category, whether the article belongs to a minimum or a full workflow.
It is recommended to read the paper carefully and to try to follow the Getting started in the guides-section.
Consultation hour
We are now offering consultation hours every wednesday at 10 AM (Berlin, CET/CEST).
Simply click
this link.
In case you can not join, please contact
Moritz Schwarzmeier.
There will be no consultation hour on February 8th.
Please feel free to e-mail us.
Contributing
We are always happy about people helping us to build a better knowledge base.
Please reach out to us.
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Funding
The authors would like to thank the Federal Government and the Heads of Government of the Länder, as well as the Joint Science Conference (GWK), for their funding and support within the framework of the NFDI4Ing consortium and the SFB 1194. Funded by the German Research Foundation (DFG) - project numbers 442146713 and 265191195.
Website creation
Content contributions
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