| PsychoPy | https://psychopy.org |
| PsychoJS | https://github.com/psychopy/psychojs |
| Pavlovia | https://pavlovia.org |
| Open Science Tools | https://opensciencetools.org |
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"As I gained experience I was able to start contributing back to the community."
Click 👉🏻https://buff.ly/3WkJlen 👈🏻 to read more about Shaylyn's contributions 😎
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"Abbey is a great example of someone who is already very accomplished in software development, but has recently begun to contribute to the PsychoPy project."
Click 👉🏻https://buff.ly/4dlnRny 👈🏻 to read more about Abbey's contributor journey!
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Did you know that the PsychoPy app is being translated into other languages? Meet Shun Wang (王顺), our main contributor to the Chinese localisation of PsychoPy!
Click 👉🏻https://buff.ly/3UixKtC 👈🏻 to find out more about his story!
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Patrick Bolger was hired as Community Development Champion to foster EDI values in the PsychoPy/JS ecosystem thanks to a grant from the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative💪🏻
Click 👉🏻https://buff.ly/3UEpyoM 👈🏻 to find out more!
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Hiroyuki Sogo has been a long time contributor of PsychoPy and was part of the team that created the official Japanese translation of Building Experiments in PsychoPy!
Click 👉🏻https://buff.ly/4bg8ZoJ 👈🏻to read more about his contributions 🤗
⁉️ Did you know that PsychoPy is supported by a company known as "Open Science Tools"?
💸 Did you also know that we make all of our company finances open? So that you can see where the money you give us goes (back into Tool development and support).
Thanks for supporting what we do by purchasing licences, workshops and consultancy ❤️
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Today's Contributor Story is on none other than the founder himself!
Click 👉🏻 https://buff.ly/4dlkkpi 👈🏻 to read Jon's story
📣 We're hiring at Open Science Tools! 📣
We're looking for a web developer (either full-stack or a back-end specialist, we're flexible).
We're a small, highly motivated team of scientists and developers, and we'd be great to work with, I swear!
Do you want to support scientists to run better studies and encourage open scientific practices? Are you passionate about building better software tools? You might be the software engineer we need! Come and join Open Science Tools in building applications for ethical, efficient, open science. We have flexibility to be looking for either a dedicated backend engineer, or a more general full-stack developer. Your Mission To help us maintain, optimise, and expand the infrastructure supporting Pavlovia, https://pavlovia.org, a popular online science platformFor full stack: also to develop cutting-edge desktop JavaScript applications to support scientists and medics in lab-based environments You will have a critical role in advancing the state-of-the-art in behavioural science software, alongside our highly experienced team of developers and scientists. Do you think you can do that? Whats your reward? Flexible working conditions with intelligent colleagues. Open Science Tools are a small team but a nice bunch to work with, if we do say so ourselves!Making a difference. Wouldn't you rather help scientists instead of helping the shareholders of mega-corporations?Varied work. We are a small company so theres less specialisation than most. You would be chipping in on a wide range of tasks, wherever you have the skills to help! What should you bring to the table? You should have a background in Computer Science, or related field, or a proven track record with work experience in a relevant technical role. Proven technical skills and experience in some parts of our tech stack (see below) are useful, but the desire to push the envelope, and an interest in open-source software and scientific progress, are equally important. Tech stack: Linux servers, including data securityBack-end tools: GitLab, MongoDB, PythonFront-end tools: Angular, SvelteKit, Electron To reiterate, we have some flexibility around whether the candidate has more skills purely in back-end engineering versus full-stack development. Details This is a full-time, permanent position, preferably with hybrid working based in Nottingham, UK but part-time options will also be considered. The gross salary will be up to £60k p.a. dependent on experience. At Open Science Tools we believe in a diverse workforce to match our diverse users. We are particularly keen to see applications from candidates typically underrepresented in software development and scientific fields. Please send your enquiries to: [email protected]
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Hi everyone! We're excited to introduce our new blogs page https://buff.ly/49ZICm6
Here you will find posts such as PsychoPy/JS related blogs, contributor stories and more!
To kick things off, here's a post on The Origins of PsychoPy by Jon https://buff.ly/3weKrO8
Here's a quick guide on how to make your Pavlovia Surveys public or just share among your lab members!