This blog post looks at the first half of questions from the DH RSE Survey and discusses what the results might mean for people doing technical work in the digital humanities.

Earlier this year DHTech asked its members and people doing technical work in DH to respond to a survey to better understand the community and its needs. This posts reports on the result of that survey.

The next webinar will be announced soon. Until then, check out the summary of the last webinar!

On February 27, 2020, a total of 11 DHTech members met for a webinar on the topic of deployment, release, and packaging workflows. Several people described the workflows and tools they employ at their organizations followed by a lively (and interesting) discussion of questions and answers.

On Thu, Feb. 27, 10am ET/4pm CET, we will be talking about how different projects manage their deployment, release, and packaging workflows. We will be discussing the different ways code can be release and deployed and everything that surrounds that topic.

On Thu, Jan. 23, 2020 at 10am ET/4pm CET, we will be discussing how to build local DH RSE communities. We will talk about questions such as how you can go about finding like-minded people at your institution or area or what methods have people successfully applied to build a DH RSE community?

On December 17, at 10am ET/4pm CET, we will be discussing the ADHO Special Interest Group proposal.

Special Interest Group that focuses on the technical side of DH such as tool development and maintenance.

On November 13, at 10am ET/4pm CET, we will be discussing the idea to propose an ADHO Special Interest Group.

On September 9th, 2019, Itay Zandbank gave a short overview of how his company trains new developers and brings them up to speed on their projects.

Itay is the CEO and founder of The Research Software Company, a company that provides services for science and humanities research labs from coding to data management.