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Hi @ianhi, thanks so much for agreeing! Yes, the software can be tested with the freely available STM simulator. I hope I have included enough detail in the documentation such that a non-STM'r can still download and test the software. Otherwise please ask if you have any questions.
https://new-horizons-spm.github.io/scanbot/web-app-test/
Your time is very much appreciated!
@ianhi thanks for agreeing to review. I hope @ceds92 has addressed your concern. It is absolutely fine if you want to start the review next week.
Hi @zhubonan, I unfortunately have no experience with STM, and very limited time currently, so I will have to pass this time. Thanks for asking, and hope I can be of help another time.
Hi @zhubonan, same for me I'm sorry, I don't feel I have enough knowledge to review the paper. Thank you for considering me though!
@ianhi Are you happy to review the package? If so, I will add you to reviewers. Please let me know. Thanks a lot ๐
@zhubonan I think @ianhi has already been added as a reviewer. I can see he has run the command to generate the checklist, although I can't seem to see it?
@zhubonan someone else who has a background in STM and seems to have experience writing code to control STMs is Koen Lauwaet (GitHub, google scholar) . Maybe they will be willing to review?
Hi @KoenImdea would you be able to help review this JOSS submission? It is about automating scanning tunnelling microscope and help for things like tip preparation.
We are currently short for reviewers. There is already one reviewer who have completed the review and recommanded for publication. However, we do need to have two reviews in order to accept the work. Your contribution would be really appreciated.
The manuscript can be viewed here ๐ View article proof on GitHub Software repository ๐ https://github.com/New-Horizons-SPM/scanbot The JOSS reviewer policy and reviewer guideline for your reference ๐ Reviewer Guideline
Thanks in advance.
Hi @zhubonan and @ceds92 , I am willing to give that a go. I probably will need a guide for dummies about how to submit the review though. I have not had the pleasure to work with the collaboration features of GitHub so far... Cheers, Koen
Thanks, @KoenImdea, glad to know you will be able to review the submission!
We have documentation about how to carry out the review. It basically involves: 1. generating a checklist. 2. going through the items in the checklist. You will need to download, install and test the code. If you have any comment or problem, you can directly raise an GitHub issue in the code's repository and mention the JOSS review issue's link. You can also leave comments and ask questions in the review issue directly.
Once you are satisfied with the submission and all the boxes are ticked, just leave a comment for recommending acceptance in the review issue and ping me.
Submitting author: !--author-handle-->@ceds92<!--end-author-handle-- (Julian Ceddia) Repository: https://github.com/New-Horizons-SPM/scanbot Branch with paper.md (empty if default branch): joss Version: v2.0.0 Editor: !--editor-->@zhubonan<!--end-editor-- Reviewers: @ziatdinovmax, @jagar2 Managing EiC: Kyle Niemeyer
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