brucellino
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8 years ago Hidyho @acabunoc thanks for noticing our request. We're using this sprint to try to push out features of the platform, as well as finish documentation and user experience stories. I will update the contributing file with this info.
[ Project Lead ] @brucellino [ GitHub Repo ] https://github.com/AAROC/CODE-RADE [ Track ] Tools: you are building a tool others can help you build [ Level ] Intermediate [ Timezone ] GMT+2
Description
CODE-RADE = Continuous Delivery of Research Applications in a Distributed Environment. This is a mashup of change-controlled repositories, continuous integration and delivery mechanisms. The system ensures that there is some quality control done on applications which are used in various different environments (local laptop, HPC cluster, cloud or grid computing sites) and reduces the barrier to entry for new applications. We want to extend the platform to use uniqueness and persistence frameworks (ORCID/DataCite), as well as contributorship badges so that we can properly keep track of contributions from the wider community.
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