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Pablo Rodríguez-Sánchez in Netherlands eScience Center

FAIR principles: 5000 years of common sense

The FAIR acronym stands for Findable, Accessible, Interoperable and Reusable. If you…

Lourens Veen in Netherlands eScience Center

What Research Software Engineers can learn from Taylor Swift

Abel Soares Siqueira in Netherlands eScience Center

Meme. Left image shows dirty hands with a caption “My hands look like this” and right image shows git branches being transformed into linear git history with a caption “So my git history can look like this.”

Achieving Utopic Git History

AKA being UGHly

Abel Soares Siqueira in Netherlands eScience Center

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The Utopic Git History

A quick way to create discord among a group of developers is to discuss Git…

Lieke de Boer in Netherlands eScience Center

Researchers are not born engineers — why are they expected to know how to code?

Victor Azizi in Netherlands eScience Center

Writing non-questionable Fortran (Part 1)

Hello World! This is my very first blog about Fortran, I hope you enjoy the read!

Felipe in Netherlands eScience Center

Dealing with Dragons and Monsters: Best Practices for Handling Legacy Code

“So comes snow after fire…