Developer meetups

Talks:

• Parsing for dummies in Python with SLY, Hadrien Titeux (COML)
• whichpr: quickly navigate to a github Pull Request Page from a git commit, Sébastien Hinderer (SED)
• Building a website with Hugo, Pedro Ortiz-Suarez (ALMANACH)
• From a Python neuroimaging project test failure to a Microsoft Visual Studio compiler bug in less than 5 minutes, Loïc Estève (SED)

Talks:

• Click, a Python package for creating beautiful command line interfaces, Yasuyuki Tanaka (EVA), https://click.palletsprojects.com/en/7.x/, slides

• Syncthing, an open-source and accessible tool for data synchronisation, Robin Strudel (WILLOW/THOTH), https://syncthing.net, slides

• How to extend classes uniformly in object-oriented languages?, Thierry Martinez (SED), slides

Talks:

• Buildroot, Sébastien Hinderer (SED). more details.
• Docker containers for scientific workflows on a cluster, Yann Labbé (WILLOW). slides
• Ansible, Pierre-Guillaume Raverdy (SED). slides.

Talks:

• Julia, Michael Herbst (Matherials), notebook used during the presentation, blog post
• YunoHost - Host yourself!, Keoma Brun-Laguna (Eva), slides
• Some LaTeX tricks, Loïc Estève (SED), slides

Talks:

• Using GPU nodes on rioc (Inria cluster): the OpenACC alternative, Mauricio Diaz (SED), slides.
• Coq and incremental cycle detection, Armaël Guéneau (Gallium), slides.
• Software Heritage, Nicolas Dandrimont, slides.

Talks:

• Switching Coq’s bug tracker (from Bugzilla to GitHub) and measuring the effect, Théo Zimmermann (PI.R2), slides.
• Manage plugins in python with importlib, Yoann Dupont (ALMANACH), slides.
• The WireGuard VPN, Benjamin Lipp (PROSECCO)
• MyPy, or how to make your buggy simulation crash now instead of after 24 hours of computation, Denis Merigoux (PROSECCO), slides.

Talks:

• Eel: Get (simple) GUI for your Python with no hassle, Yasuyuki Tanaka (EVA), slides. Dash was mentioned during the discussion.
• PWA, from Web to mobile in 5 minutes, Pierre-Guillaume Raverdy (SED), slides
• vc-annotate: exploring git logs with emacs, Thierry Martinez (SED), Old-Revisions page in Emacs Manual. github blame functionality, git-time-machine (Atom plugin), tig were mentioned during the discussion. Check your favourite editor or IDE, there may be a plugin to do similar things.
• Make your examples live with binder, Loïc Estève (SED), slides

Talks:

• Test-driven development in research, Yana Hasson (WILLOW/THOTH/MSR). slides
• 5 minutes to Go, Pedro Ortiz Suarez (ALMANACH). slides, code snippet used during the demo
• SSH tunnels, Loïc Estève (SED). slides
• The Rust programming language, Denis Merigoux (PROSECCO). slides

Talks:

• Tweaking the shell, Loïc Estève (SED). slides
• Jupyterlab, Sergey Zagoruyko (WILLOW). notebook
• Git workflow, Sébastien Hinderer (SED). slides
• Making New Friends, Thierry Martinez (SED). pdf tex Dan Saks’ talk at CppCon’2018.

Talks:

• Using dask for the rioc cluster, Loïc Estève (SED). Slides, demo Jupyter notebook.
• tmux, Vivien Mallet (CLIME). tmux stands for terminal multiplexer, an alternative to the command-line tool called “screen”, enabling users to launch long-standing processes without fearing about closing the window from where these processes have been launched. Here is a good starting point for a .tmux.conf configuration file.
• Continuous Integration: Jenkins Pipelines, Thierry Martinez (SED). Pipelines are the modern way to setup continuous integration jobs, in a Jenkinsfile that is stored directly in the versioned repository of your project.