Better Scientific Software: 2018 Highlights
2018 Highlights
2018 Highlights
Launched in November 2017, the Better Scientific Software (BSSw) site features an ever-expanding collection of resources from a growing community of contributors who are sharing their perspectives on challenges, strategies, and best practices for improving developer productivity and software sustainability. As the new year begins, we thank the entire BSSw community for ongoing work toward better scientific software, and we highlight a few BSSw resources contributed in 2018. We hope that you may discover connections in BSSw resources to your circumstances and priorities. We invite you to peruse the site for lots more content.
Join the BSSw community in raising awareness of the importance of good software practices to scientific productivity! The BSSw site provides a venue to share information and experiences on scientific software issues. If you have experience or expertise that can help other scientific software teams, we encourage you to contribute to the BSSw site. We welcome original articles, blog posts, curated links (brief articles that highlight other web-based content), and event announcements.
David Bernholdt, Mike Heroux, and Lois Curfman McInnes serve as the founding editorial team for the Better Scientific Software site. They are passionate about partnering with the computational science community to increase developer productivity and software sustainability.