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Notes on reproduciblity

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Notes on reproduciblity

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A (currently small) collection of my materials on reproducibility and open scholarship.

Presentation slides

Where to start?

New to reproducibility and don't know where to start? Here are my two cents...

  • first, make sure you use a text-based data format where possible
  • next, start using Markdown, e.g. taking notes with a software like Zettlr
    • you can then move to writing documents and papers with Quarto
    • maybe even presentations in Quarto
    • maybe move your bibliography to Zotero (there are export/import tools)
  • then, get coding with with R (Tidyverse), Python or another languange
    • create dynamic analysis document including code in your Quarto document
    • create your visualisations using ggplot2, Matplotlib or another library or languange
  • finally, explore the use of Git (e.g., GitHub or GitLab) for your own private project
    • use use of Git to publish your project publically
  • also, keep an eye on licences

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Thanks to Santiago Soler for his work on Creative Commons Licenses for GitHub Projects.