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Session #16: 21 January 2020
Talks:
- Diverting gitlab use: creating a quick team Welcome Guide, Clémentine Fourrier (ALMANACH) gitlab wiki functionality is easy to use and edit directly in the web interface. Everything is in markdown. Advanced users can clone the wiki repo and use git.
- i3 Windows Manager, Yann Labbé (WILLOW), slides
- How to manage a Mattermost instance for your research team chat, Pedro Ortiz-Suarez (ALMANACH). Managing your own Mattermost instance is an alternative to the free Slack plan. To install Mattermost, go to https://mattermost.com/download/ and make sure to download the Open Source Team Edition. One important setting is to restrict the maximum size of the attachmed files (see this for more details). During the discussion, it was mentioned that Inria IT was planning to deploy a Mattermost Inria instance with some flexibility for inviting non Inria people. In principle, the Inria Mattermost instance should be deployed around April 2020.
Session #2: 19 June 2018
Talks:
- Python 2 vs Python 3, Loïc Estève (SED). Slides
- Versioning: gitlab.inria.fr, Clémentine Fourrier (SED). Slides
- Visual Studio Code, Simon Legrand (SED). Visual Studio Code (not related to Visual Studio despite the name …) is a cross-platform, open-source and lightweight editor with a very rich ecosystem of plugins. It can be seen as an alternative to Atom or Sublime Text.
- Pijul, Pierre-Étienne Meunier (TAPDANCE). A version control system, quite similar to Git, but well-founded mathematically. Pierre-Étienne Meunier is one of its conceptors. Slides More about it.