sessions

Practical demonstrations at IAA

Droplets sessions

• Session 01 - Jupyter notebook, the XXI century lab book
• Session 02 - Keep your software organized with Conda
• Session 03 - Collaborative science using Github
• Session 04 - Version control with git (episode I)
• Session 05 - Share your project with the World with Binder
• Session 06 - Your work for posterity: Zenodo

A summary of the sessions can also be found in the Droplets webpage.

Purpose

• Make our research more flexible, efficient, collaborative and open
• Build a community to share know-how
• Discover and share tools and practices
• Promote Open and Reproducible Science

Material

• Github repository:
  https://github.com/spsrc/droplets
• Documentation (Open Science Droplets):
  https://droplets-spsrc.readthedocs.io/

Logistics

• Open for everyone to participate!
• Regular meetings twice a month
• You bring your coffee, we bring cookies
• Demonstration sessions to showcase tools
• Open for questions, discussions and networking

What to expect

• Show, don't tell
• Details will be provided in Reference Material
• Informal presentations
• Training plan will evolve depending on feedback

Plan

To progressively incorporate new tools:

• Jupyter notebook: the XXI century lab book
• Collaborative science using Github
• Keep your software organized with Conda
• Python interactive visualization
• Share your results with the World with Binder
• Reproducible workflows to rule them all: Snakemake
• Fill your containers with software: Docker and Singularity
• Your work for posterity: Zenodo