Simula Tools Meetup
The Simula Tools Meetup is a bi-weekly meeting organized at the Simula Research Laboratory, where one person will present a tool or a software project that he or she finds useful. The intention behind these meetups is to share knowledge about tools that can help you in your daily work.
Upcoming meetings
- 30.10.23 - Open session
- 13.11.23 - Henrik (and maybe others) will talk about open science
- 27.11.23 - TBD
- 02.10.23 - TBD
- 11.12.23 - TBD
Slack channel
We have a slack channel where we will post information about upcoming meetups. Click here to access the slack channel. Note that you need to be part of the Simula Workspace at Slack in order to access this channel.
In this slack channel we also encourage people to share tools or ticks and tricks that they find useful.
When and where
The meetings will be held in Nordmarka at KA23 every second Monday at 11.00. There will also be a link to a zoom meeting that you can use if you want to join remotely. Link to the zoom meeting can be found in the calendar.
Google calendar
To get notified of the upcoming tools meetups you can subscribe to the calendar
GitHub repository
We have a GitHub repository where we will share some of the content from the meetings.
Topics
If you have a suggestions for a topic or if you want to present and don’t know what to present, please check out this list of topics.
Previous Meetups
Below you will find a list of previous meetings (and if in some cases link to the corresponding material)
- 16.10.23 - Thomas: Running scripts and settings up your environment on ex3: Slides ex3 guide by James
- 18.09.23 - Joachim: Property based testing
- 12.06.23 - Henrik Finsberg: Logging in python
- 15.05.23 - Thorvald Ballestad: Typer
- 17.04.23 - Jørgen Dokken: ipyparallel
- 20.03.23 - Anders Høst: git-subrepo
- 06.03.23 - Thomas Roehr: autoproj
- 06.02.23 - Ingeborg,Henrik K and Marius: Paraview
- 23.01.23 - Min: conda-build
- 09.01.23 - Henrik: Startup meeting and making a coverage badge
- 12.12.22 - Henrik: Solution of Advent of Code 2022 - Day 3 in Python and Rust
- 28.11.22 - Henrik: Reproducible paper with FEniCS code
- 14.11.22 - Tore: ex3
- 31.10.22 - Marius: Snakemake
- 17.10.22 - Jørgen: Reproducibility
- 03.10.22 - No specific topic
- 19.09.22 - Jørgen: Docker
- 05.09.22 - Min: Reproducible environments
- 20.06.22 - Henrik: Uploading a package to PyPI
- 09.05.22 - Åshild: Paraview
- 25.04.22 - Henrik: Type annotations in python
- 04.04.22 - Min: Terraform
- 21.03.22 - Min: IPython
- 07.03.22 - Miro: Julia
- 21.02.22 - Johannes: Profiling in python
- 07.02.22 - Henrik: Streamlit
- 31.01.22 - Aizaz: hvPlot
- 10.01.22 - Henrik: GitHub Pages
- 20.12.21 - Angie:
itertools
- 06.23.21 - Henrik: GitHub Actions
- 24.11.21 - Henrik:
pytest
- 08.11.21 - Startup meeting
- 03.12.20 - Plotly+Bokeh
- 20.02.20 - githooks
- 03.05.19 - Simulation meta data handling
- 08.02.19 - Concurrency in python
- 09.11.18 - Shell
- 25.05.18 - Jupyter
- 20.04.18 - Testing
- 16.03.18 - Environments
- 16.02.18 - Debugging
Contact
If you have any questions please contact Henrik Finsberg