Byte-sized RSE series
Byte-sized RSE (Research Software Engineering) is a series of short interactive tutorial sessions where you can learn key skills to improve how you write and manage your research software in just 1 hour. They provide opportunities to gain hands-on experience and to ask questions, in an informal and informative environment.
Hosted and run by the UKRI and EPSRC-funded UNIVERSE-HPC project, the sessions cover a wide variety of topics including GitHub tips, writing a good README file, Python testing, package managers, code style and linting, and code review. Each session has a companion podcast episode in the Code for Thought podcast series.
Contact: https://www.imperial.ac.uk/people/jeremy.cohen
Keywords: RSE, coding skills, Research software
Status: Active
Learning objectives:
GitHub tips, writing a good README file, Python testing, package managers, code style and linting, and code review
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