Our December meetup was focussed on discussing the Python-based Django framework. Read our summary of the meetup!
Read MoreSteering Committee Changes
by Julia Damerow · Dec 20, 2022There are two changes in the DHTech Steering Committee for next year. First, we want to thank Itay Zandbank for sharing his expertise and supporting the efforts of DHTech by being a member of the DHTech Steering Committee the past 1.5 years! He helped to establish DHTech as an ADHO SIG and to grow the community. …
Read MoreThis November we are planning to hold the first official Steering Committee elections. This blog post will summarize the key responsibilities and tasks of the Steering Committee.
Read MoreThe April DHTech meetup will take place on April 21, 2022 at 9am ET/3pm CEST. The topic of the meetup will be the various types of documentation (technical, API, end user, etc) that might be required when developing software. We plan to discuss different solutions and workflows to write, distribute, and maintain …
Read MoreThe Code Review Working Group of DHTech is starting the alpha phase of implementing a code review process for the digital humanities. For the initial round of reviews, we are looking for people willing to submit code for review and people willing to review someone else’s code.
Read MoreWebinar Summary On February 17, 2022, members from DHTech came together to learn about some of the projects of their fellow community members. A total of five lightning talks were presented. The speakers and their projects are listed below. The meetup was recorded for anyone who wasn’t able to join. Raff …
Read MoreThanks to Moritz Maehr, DHTech now has a vastly improved list of curated DH related links. Have a look at them and consider adding your own tips for resources and tools as a pull request!
Read MoreInternational RSE Survey
by Julia Damerow · Dec 13, 2021Every two to three years, the International RSE Survey is being conducted and it is out now! The survey provides valuable insights about what the international RSE community needs and how it can best be supported. You do not need to have an RSE title. If you develop research software as part of your job, you should …
Read MoreThe first DHTech Meetup as a SIG took place on 29th of September. Members of the initial steering committee introduced themselves and shared some ongoing projects of the SIG. The attendees discussed the specific focus of DH software development in context to the wider RSE movement.
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