Sorry for the late reply.
> Just wondering if any of you know of a way of dumping a lesson as a pdf?
> That way I could have it on my pad and annotate it there instead of having
> it on paper.
We did our best to provide a special CSS for print so that learners and
instructors
could print the les
> I recall there being an ebook version at some point, but my google-fu
> didn't find it. Did that exist too?
Yes. There is a EPUB version at http://scf.rgaiacs.com/nightly/.
The script that I use is available at
https://github.com/rgaiacs/swc-nightly-compiler.
And I patched the lessons with
https
> I used to get them there:
> http://scf.rgaiacs.com/nightly/
> (not sure it is up to date)
They are up to date!
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we are just starting this month lab meeting right now.
Please join us at https://bluejeans.com/565111800/.
More info at http://pad.software-carpentry.org/swc-lab-meeting-2016-02-09.
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I have the same question.
> Maybe I missed this but is there a reason we didn't use the same
> style of voting used last year?
I was trying to find a good group for the next steering committee
(since I was expecting to have 7 votes instead of 14 :>) and have to
choose only one candidate makes imp
> I also fully expected having to vote for 7 people.
I just received a new key for the election and the new link states:
"Please vote for as many as seven (7) candidates for the Steering
Committee."
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> Please share in welcoming them. They represent 4 continents and 5
> nations, and come from a diversity of disciplines and backgrounds.
In this count I'm representing Brazil or UK? :-)
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Hi Tiffany,
> I may be working a little bit with Julia (language) with a
> collaborator.
I hope that you like the language. It has some nice features.
And I believe that you will not have problem learning it on the fly
since the syntax if very similar with Python but having arrays starting
at 1
Software Carpentry is mentioned by The Economist:
http://www.economist.com/news/science-and-technology/21695377-professors-unprofessional-programs-have-created-new-profession-more.
It is a shame that they didn't mention Data Carpentry.
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The Software Sustainability Institute will host the Data and Software
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Edinburgh. A number of attendees who have been on a waiting list for the
training have already signed up but there are still several places
left. If you want to t
Hi Benjamin,
> Hi all, looking over a few YouTube videos of Greg doing SC material I
> noticed in many he is in a pretty nice white shirt with he SC logo.
> Wondering if we could purchase one of these for giving workshops?
Yes. :-) You can order as many as you want at
http://www.cafepress.com/sw
Hi,
this week I was negotianting a workshop and the person that I was
talking to really believe that Data and Software Carpentry are two
softwares and the workshops are about the softwares itself.
That person probably spent a lot of time looking at Data and Software
Carpentry website (based the em
Hi,
this week I was negotianting a workshop and the person that I was
talking to really believe that Data and Software Carpentry are two
softwares and the workshops are about the softwares itself.
That person probably spent a lot of time looking at Data and Software
Carpentry website (based the em
Hi John,
> At one recent workshop, the host had advertised the workshop as an R
> workshop to participants. However, the host had requested a Software
> Carpentry workshop that included R as well as git, Bash, and SQL. We
> had a few participants who voiced their displeasure at covering
> anything
Hi,
> I'm usually the first point of contact for general public inquiries
> about SWC & DC and don't think I've seen anything like this.
I should had make clear that what I described happend on a cold-call
scenario when you send a email to someone that could be interested in
Data or Software Carp
Hi Karin,
> I am looking to set up an institute independent email list. Anybody
> got ideas for good, free, no advertising, non-spamming and
> non-sell-your-emails list host servers out there?
Except for the last one there is http://groups.google.com/.
Depending of the plans for the email list y
Hi Christina,
> It has been a few months since I taught a workshop, so this might be
> outdated. My comments relate to the mid-2015 version of the
> python-inflammation lesson. I have found that that lesson is too long
> to fit into a single quarter, so have experimented with augmenting the
> less
Hi Azalee,
thanks for all the help with the Python lesson.
> I am please to announce that Valentina Staneva will be taking over the
> role of maintaining the Python lessons with Trevor Bekolay.
Hi Valentina,
welcome!
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Hi Bennet,
> Maybe I'm looking in the wrong place or something, but I think that
> the .md file at
>
> https://github.com/swcarpentry/git-novice/blob/gh-pages/07-github.md
>
> should have the same text and such as the rendered files at
>
> http://swcarpentry.github.io/git-novice/07-github.html
We
> So, Jekyll does not process the files at
>
> https://github.com/swcarpentry/git-novice
No.
We are using Pandoc plus some Python scripts.
The rules are on the Makefile.
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Hi Eric,
for intermediate students (that are familiar with whoami, ls, cd, cp,
mv, rm) using dotfiles as an introduction to Git should be great.
But for novice students I would stay with a .txt file
because it will save time to explain dotfiles concepts
and avoid students problems with .bashrc.
C
Hi Alexandre,
> I am preparing for the first time the python-novice-inflammation
> lesson.
Great. :-) If you want to talk with someone try to attend the discussion
sessions or email mentor...@lists.software-carpentry.org.
Pleople on the mentoring committee are happy to help you.
> I am also goin
Hi Alex,
> I am going to teach,
Great. :-)
> but this is going to be in Lund, Sweden.
I hope that you have a awesome time on your first workshop.
> I will probably prepare another one in Munich in the second half of
> September.
Thanks for that.
> I am also worried that the workshops in Euro
Hi Erin,
> I'm working on drafting up some one-page promotional materials for DC
> and SWC for different audiences. I'd love to have some materials to
> compare with - preferably as many as possible. If you have any old (or
> current) flyers for workshops or any other DC/SWC event or pitch,
> plea
Hi all,
are you planning to attend EuroSciPy 2016,
https://www.euroscipy.org/2016/?
If yes,
1. do you have interest to delivery our Python lesson?
It will not be a Software Carpentry workshop!
2. do you have interest to work on our Python lesson
during one sprint?
Cheers,
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Hi Gerard,
>> Steps to recreate the problem:
>>
>> $ git clone https://github.com/gcapes/git-course.git
>> $ cd git-course
>> $ make preview
I didn't had any issue. I also try
$ make -B preview
and no problem.
>> pandoc -s -t html \
>> --smart \
>> --mathjax \
>>
Hi Gerard,
> Thanks both for the suggestions.
>
> Editing my Makefile to include the absolute path didn't fix things:
>
> Updating Pandoc manually did the trick. I was using the version from
> the package manager (and had checked for updates there, but only
> there).
>
> Thanks very much - saved m
Hi Andrew,
> I've done a short demo script (https://github.com/lonsbio/data-shell)
> of using the Unix shell with a Finder window synced to the current
> directory. I'm not sure if this even good idea, or has been tried
> before, but I thought it would at least be interesting to do a proof
> of co
Hi,
if you are planning to attend EuroSciPy this year,
https://www.euroscipy.org/2016/,
I invite you to take part on the Software Carpentry sprit
that will happen on August 27.
EuroSciPy organizers said [1] that if you only want to attend the sprint
you don't need to buy the tickets for the confe
> (ii) Slack has introduced some kind of throttling of adding new users:
> they will only invite new users to a Slack forum if at least 50% of
> the previous invitations have accepted. I ran into this at about 40 or
> 50 participants. This was not the case in June 2015, but had been
> introduced be
Hi,
> Emily Jane asked a good question about what are the other options, aside from
> Excel, Libre Office, or text editors as a means for data entry.
>
> Forms, whose output can later be accessed as tabular data (e.g., CSV), are a
> solution I have used and liked. Proprietary database software, su
Hi Matthew,
> I searched the list history and didn't see a similar topic already posted, so
> apologies if this is a rehash of a previous conversation.
>
> I'm going to be teaching a version of the git novice lessons next week to an
> audience that does not feel comfortable on the command line. My
Hi Steven,
>> My two cents: the git command line interface is practically broken. I think
>> there's consensus on this, especially on this list. As such, I'm strongly in
>> favour of teaching git by GUI, because by and large GUIs have done a good job
>> of simplifying the process of interacting wi
Hi Leighton,
> We’ll be teaching a workshop soon, with a visually-impaired (blind) student.
> This is a new experience for me, and I was wondering if any of you might be
> able to share some advice for teaching strategies/approaches to delivering
> material that could be useful?
I believe that th
Hi Nelle,
thanks for you tips to Leighton.
> - Make sure your material are accessible (in that case, readable with
> a screenreader). Schema should be avoided. Text is fine. Most pdf are
> accessible, most *simple* html is as well, but fancy javascript can be
> problematic.
I have the feeling th
For those that have friends that use Fortran
and can't attend a Software Carpentry workshop
since we still don't cover Fortran.
Gerard Capes writes:
> Dear Colleagues,
>
> This two day hands on workshop is aimed at Fortran programmers within
> computational science who want to
> write modern a
Hi all,
on our Programming with Python,
http://swcarpentry.github.io/python-novice-inflammation/08-defensive/,
we have a "Defensive Programming" section.
This section is missing on the R lesson.
Any experience R instructor can let me know why?
And if you have your "translation" of that lesson in
Hi,
Thanks for all the replies so far.
I understand that the userbase of Python and R normally do different
tasks but the request for defensive programming/unittest with R
come from a possible host who as looking to best practices.
> I would be up for helping with it, not that I'm an expert on R
Hi,
> I would agree that indeterminacy of workshops exists because SWC has
> learned that not all lessons fit all disciplines or experience levels. A quick
> example is that version control is a tough concept unless learners have
> done at least some coding and have either lost a lot of work or br
Hi all,
thanks for a good discussion.
I opened a issue,
https://github.com/swcarpentry/r-novice-gapminder/issues/221,
for this.
Cheers,
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> We need to develop an online presence for the U of Michigan SWC/DC group. I
> was
> wondering whether anyone has examples of websites that have been developed for
> local partners/chapters to announce workshops, events, etc. that we could use
> as an example.
>
> Perhaps a long-term pro
Hi,
in the last two weeks some contributors to Pandoc started discussing
again the markup for div at https://github.com/jgm/pandoc/issues/168
and I thought that some instructors could be interested on leave their
suggestions and/or preferences on the GitHub issue.
Cheers,
Raniere
Hi all,
is anyone planning to submit a 30-minutes talk to Git Merge 2017 [1] [2]
that will be host in Brussels? Git Merge will happen right before FOSDEM [3].
If anyone isn't submitting a talk I will give a shot.
Deadline for submission is Nov 21, 2016 at 12:00am PST.
Bests,
Raniere
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If you didn't notice the new GitHub feature on your GitHub repository
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We will love to hear how do you want that us use this new feature.
Bests,
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Hi David,
> Pitching a potential workshop in Riyadh in spring of 2017 and looking for a
> one
> page pitch document with summary of core syllabus. Does such a document
> already
> exist? If not I will be happy to craft one...
What type of document are you looking for?
We have some "old" and a l
Hi Kevin,
> Why, when the page detailing the Mailman lists,
>
> https://software-carpentry.org/join/#discussion
>
> shows the discuss@ list as
>
> unmoderated
>
> have all my messages to discuss@, so far, generated a
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>
> reply ?
Unmo
Hi all,
GitHub introduced topics this week,
https://github.com/blog/2309-introducing-topics,
and our repositories need some.
To keep this list low volume,
please post your comments at
https://github.com/swcarpentry/styles/issues/130.
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Hi all,
Erin Becker's last survey showed up that some people
want to have the Edit on GitHub on the lessons
they access over GitHub Pages.
If you want to have that link or are agains it
please leave your comments at
https://github.com/swcarpentry/lesson-example/pull/104.
Thanks,
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> At a workshop this morning a few of our learners see a “nano not found” error
> after installing gitbash on Windows.
>
> Is this a known error/bug?
We have a few bugs related with nano. :-(
I had suggested to replace nano with Atom, https://atom.io/,
since it works on Windows, Mac and Linux ma
> I typically use Git Bash on Windows, and have students set Notepad as the
> default editor for
> simplicity. However, looking at the requirements 1. Git, 2. Nano, 3. Make, 4.
> SQLite, that all
> work from a single terminal, it seems like we should revisit using Cygwin.
The main reason that w
Hi all,
If you are interested in technology behind open and reproducible science,
the Docker Containers for Reproducible Research Workshop,
https://www.software.ac.uk/c4rr,
being organised by the Software Sustainability Institute,
https://www.software.ac.uk/,
might be of interest to you.
We are a
Hi Evan,
Thanks for the email.
Maybe we should move this discussion to
https://github.com/swcarpentry/windows-installer/issues/2?
Ethan and Trevor,
Can you reopen the issue? I don't have permission.
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Hi all,
a tweet [1] from Ben Balter showed up on my feed saying that
"(GitHub) Maintainers will now see "first-time contributor" badges if it's
the author's first pull request to the project. Be sure to welcome them!"
I didn't find any official announcement at https://github.com/blog
but I
Hi Nathan,
>> I'm a new maintainer of the python-gapminder lesson.
Thanks to help us with the python-gapminder.
>> Quick question - When I look at a pull request, specifically the markdown
>> file with diffs (files changed), and click the "view" button on the upper
>> right, I get a sort-of rend
Hi all,
today at the workshop,
one of the our Windows learners asked me why after quit nano the
previous command weren't available when scroll the window up.
The learner was very annoyed to not be able to see the history.
I would like to motion to change nano with Atom as the recommended/default
Hi all,
thanks for all comments!
> If you’re interested in more information about instructor preferences and
> possible solutions
> for the second concern (text editors for the shell lesson), you will find
> this issue of interest
> [2] and we hope you will continue to add comments there.
>
> F
Hi all,
> For Software and Data Carpentry instructor training, we use two videos
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> do’s and dont’s for live-coding: https://youtu.be/bXxBeNkKmJE and
> https://youtu.be/SkPmwe_WjeY. We are
> looking for a volunteer to add subtitles/Closed Captioning to thes
Hi Michael,
Thanks for your email.
> Please also consider MSYS2 or conda (which repackages MSYS2). Either offers
> all the
> benefits of cygwin, but also handles Windows native paths more intelligently,
> lowering the
> cognitive load.
I created
https://github.com/swcarpentry/workshop-template
Hi all,
I and Mateusz Kuzak wish to organise a panel during EuroPython 2017,
https://ep2017.europython.eu/en/, about teaching "research programming".
We are looking for two to four instructors that are planning to attend
EuroPython 2017 to take part on this panel.
As mention on EuroPython 2017 we
> The other talk is a shorter talk (~20 minutes, incuding Q&A) about
> the
> differences teaching Python via straight command line compared to
> teaching
> from the Jupyter notebook. When I've taught for the Carpentries,
> I've
> always used Jupyter. In other contexts, I've taught strictly from
>
Hi all,
I and Mateusz received the accept notification for our proposal of a
help desk during EuroPython 2017.
On Fri, 2017-05-12 at 14:15 +0200, Alexander Hendorf wrote:
> Dear Raniere and Mateusz,
>
> I'm writing to you on behalf of the EuroPython 2017 program work group.
> We are very happy t
Hi Titus,
There was a service call DataJoy [1], now close, that could be
relevant.
I heard good things from Mike Croucher about Collaborative Calculation
in the Cloud (COCALC) [2], previous know as SageMathCloud. I don't know
if they have the features that Bill is looking for.
Raniere
[1]: https://
Hi Kari,
> Does anyone have a one-day workshop syllabi based on Carpentry
> material?
I don't.
> Myself and two other instructors are writing an abstract to do a one-
> day
> pre-con workshop at the Professional Development Conference for the
> National Society of Black Engineers. We'd like to cov
Hi,
the Software Carpentry Calendar has a "Community Call" schedule for
tomorrow but I didn't saw any information on the website or this list.
In addition, the etherpad for the "Community Call" is empty. Could
anyone confirm or cancel the "Community Call"?
Thanks,
Raniere_
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Thanks for your email.
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> near or
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Hi all,
We are trying to not make any drastic change on the style/template but
keep improving it each release. For the next release, December 2017, I
would like to improve how we display images and for that I created http
s://github.com/swcarpentry/styles/issues/161. Comments from everyone
are wel
Hi,
members of this list could be interested to apply to participate
authoring the handbook on Open Science training mention below.
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Mario Antonioletti, I got convinced that we should teach Tidyverse to novices
because it solves some R issues. One example
is to use readr instead of native R read.XXX function because it fix the
conversion of white sp
Hi François,
> We are teaching the tidyverse in the Data Carpentry R ecology lesson. We
> recently transitioned to using read_csv and write_csv instead of the
> equivalent functions that come with R. We are keeping some of the syntax
> and notation of the base R programming because even if the tid
Hi all,
We have in place a new release candidate for our lesson template. If you visit
http://swcarpentry.github.io/lesson-example/, you will see the release
candidate in action.
Among the changes, we have "offline" navigation, better style for keyboard keys
and better page of figures. A full
Hi all,
I came across this report about open source software sustainability and though
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Hi Amy,
Thanks for the issue.
A pull request to https://github.com/swcarpentry/workshop-template would be
welcome.
Maneesha,
Sorry to copy on this email. Please redirect my request to the correct person.
Could you contact the leader instructor of workshops in the short future that
will teach
Hi all,
as I mentioned before, I have a lesson template release candidate in place. I
added syntax highlight, thanks to @naught101, for the next release. I will not
add any new feature for this release. If
you have 10 minutes to volunteer today, please have a look at the lesson
template on GitH
Hi Olav,
Please have a look at https://www.codeforlife.education/. Is the best platform
that I encounter so far because it start with block-based coding but make the
transition to Python very smooth.
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Hi Azalee,
Thanks for the information.
I created https://github.com/swcarpentry/workshop-template/issues/454 to keep
track of it.
If anyone has any information about this problem, please leave a comment in the
previous link.
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> What’s the best way to cite Software Carpentry and Data Carpentry
Maybe not the correct one, but I would cite
Wilson G. Software Carpentry: lessons learned [version 1; referees: 3
approved]. F1000Research 2014, 3:62
(doi: 10.12688/f1000research.3-62.v1)
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Hi Pat,
> We were wondering whether anyone else is noticing a weird (to us) behavior
> using Eventbrite with waitlists. Say we have a workshop set up and we create
> 30 tickets. Those sell out and we then get a
> waitlist. Feeling ambitious, we create an additional 15 tickets.
> Alternatively, o
> Thanks everyone - does anyone know of an automated alternative to Eventbrite?
> This seems like a somewhat critical feature…
https://ti.to I used it as a attendee to many conferences last year (e.g. PyCon
UK, EuroPython, MozFest). You might want to try it. I don't know how their
waitlist work
Good news from GitHub team:
https://github.com/blog/2495-multiple-issue-and-pull-request-templates.
I created https://github.com/swcarpentry/styles/issues/201 to keep track of any
template that our community want to have.
At the moment, we are only using the templates to remind future instructo
tbrite.
We look forward to seeing you there!
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Hi Iñigo,
> We noticed that, since our last SC workshop a few months ago, lesson
> order has changed in the workshop webpage template from
>
> (1) bash / git + python(I) / python(II)
>
> to
>
> (2) bash / python(I) + git /python(II)
https://swcarpentry.github.io/workshop-template/ doesn't sh
Software Carpentry doesn't enforce a order for the lesson be taught. You must
teach Bash, Git and best practices in one language (normally Python or R). The
order can be adjusted based on the
audience. I taught in both scenarios that you described and I can't say that I
noticed a big difference
Hi Abhijit,
The Software Carpentry "bylaws" only mentioned that you must teach a version
control system. It could be Git, Mercurial, SVN or another one.
In terms of learners experience during the lesson, I was helping on a web
development workshop and I noticed that different users had differen
Hi Damien,
I don't remember the details of the Git Bash PATH but you probably need to
change it to include Conda.
Cheers,
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Katy did a voice over in 2015 introducing Software Carpentry.
https://github.com/swcarpentry/slideshows
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Hi all,
my experience as organiser and instructor is that the room used for teaching is
more important than the class size (given the same ratio of students and
helpers). If you have a room where helpers can
walk easily and that instructors need to not direct face the projector this
will impact
> I didn't hear a lot of strong opinions about a lower limit. What arepeople's
> thoughts there? Would you want to teach a workshop for less than10 people?
> Less than 5 people?
For < 10 people it would only make sense for me if those learners belong to a
group that I would strong collaborate
GitHub announced yesterday some improvements on issue template that might be
useful for Instructor Training, see
https://blog.github.com/2018-05-02-issue-template-improvements/.
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Hi Tim,
> a slightly left field suggestion: maybe use something like thebelab orjuniper
> to make the code examples executable (and automatically generateoutput)?
> Having it editable and runnable from the browser is an anti-feature for
> youbut maybe the same snippet of JS can be used to just do
> I'm fairly recent to this list, so I've probably missed it, but why not
> Jupyter notebooks?
1. You can't edit Jupyter Notebooks on GitHub.2. You can't diff Jupyter
Notebooks on GitHub.3. You can't have nest cells in Jupyter Notebooks (we need
this for exercises).
I know that I mentioned Git
> Actually, you can cleanly commit changes to Jupyter notebooks havebeautiful
> diffs using the nbstripout python package.
I didn't know the package. Thanks for it.
But we I'm talking about doing things directly on GitHub web interface. So far,
any diff on GitHub pull request view will be somet
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