Hi Leo,
Here is a link to what is required to call a workshop SWC:
https://software-carpentry.org/faq/#core-topics
The SWC requirements are more about topic taught by a SWC certified instructor
than specific lesson and do cover version control, automation (shell), and
Python/R.
Azalee
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Hi April,
thank you for pointing out that the core requirements for SWC are
simply "structured
programming in R or Python" on the website.
I had always assumed that SWC requirements were more like the DC ones in
that you had to cover SWC Git/mercurial, shell and python/R. perhaps I was
just
Hi Leo-
I've been at workshops where the instructors have run some of the first DC
Python lessons in conjunction with the SWC lessons, or have run the first
couple DC and using the SWC lessons for more advanced lessons. I know I
should keep better track of how people are using the DC Python
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Hi all,
this doesn't really answer Belinda's question, but I've found
stackshare really useful for this - e.g.
https://stackshare.io/brucellino
We used it quite a bit during the e-research hacks...
https://stackshare.io/sci-gaia-e-research-hackfest
You can explain what you like about tools in
