ESCAPE Data Science School 2022

Session

Coding environment

20 juin 2022, 11:00

Présidents de session

Coding environment: Reproducible science

• Rachael Ainsworth

Coding environment: school environment & Jupyter Notebooks

• Enrique Garcia Garcia (LAPP, CNRS)

Coding environment: Git, GitHub and Continuous Development

• Maximilian Nöthe (TU Dortmund)

Coding environment: Git

• Maximilian Nöthe (TU Dortmund)

118. Reproducible science

Rachael Ainsworth

20/06/2022 11:00

Making research results more accessible and reproducible can contribute to better and more efficient science, however widespread adoption of open research practices has not yet been achieved. Funding agencies (such as the European Commission Horizon 2020) are increasingly requiring research products (such as data, code and publications) to be made openly available in order to make results more...

123. Coding environment

Enrique Garcia Garcia (LAPP, CNRS)

20/06/2022 14:00

150. Jupyter notebook

Enrique Garcia Garcia (LAPP, CNRS)

20/06/2022 14:30

119. Environment setup

Enrique Garcia Garcia (LAPP, CNRS)

The installation of the ESCAPE school environment will be described and implemented from scratch in this hands-on session. We will go through the installation of conda - an open source package management system - and the dependencies needed to follow the lectures of the summer school.

122. Git, Cl

Maximilian Nöthe (TU Dortmund)

121. Git, Cl

Maximilian Nöthe (TU Dortmund)

147. Packaging

Maximilian Nöthe (TU Dortmund)

120. Python and Notebooks

Enrique Garcia Garcia (LAPP, CNRS)

In the last years, the evolution of the python editors has gone from a simple terminal to elaborated interactive environments. In this lecture we will see the basic usage of these tools and a basic tutorial to get used to them. Also, some useful features of Jupyter Notebooks will be presented.

146. Test driven developments and continuous integration

Maximilian Nöthe (TU Dortmund)