One of the coolest things we learned about at #USRSE24 is Codefair—your #FAIR personal assistant! Codefair is a GitHub app that will look through your GitHub repository and give you actionable steps to make your code more FAIR (findable, accessible, interoperable, and reusable).

https://fairdataihub.org/codefair

My notes and thoughts after attending the US Research Software Engineering 2024 conference in Albuquerque, NM:

https://hectorcorrea.com/blog/2024-11-04/us-research-software-engineering-24

#usrse24

Really enjoyed US-RSE'24 in ABQ! I'm glad I joined US-RSE and decided to attend the conference, despite its proximity to my PhD defense!

Thanks to Anshu Dubey from Argonne for introducing me to US-RSE, in response to a question I had about open data at AITHERM'23 (a niche workshop organized by Dr. Yoonjin Won at UC Irvine)!

I'm gradually going through my notes and following people I met at US-RSE'24, so if you get a random follow then maybe this post explains it!

@us_rse #USRSE24

Another gem from the lightning talks at #usrse24

“Every name is a chance to communicate” - Jeff Soules when talking about the value of choosing variable or function names in our code

https://us-rse.org/usrse24/program/ram/

I like the approach that Daniel Howard advocated on his lighting talk on mindful software development:

The software development process “can’t be perfect but it can be intentional”

#usrse24

Slides of the first keynote of the #usrse24 conference.

RSE: where it started and where it's going

Simon Hettrick

https://slides.com/simonhettrick/usrsecon24