During the Mozfest session, we brainstormed two questions. The setting was:
Scientific research is increasingly reliant on software -- the results we publish are as good as the code we write to generate them. But very few researchers are trained as software engineers. What do we teach these people so that they can write code that we all can trust?
How do we know if code can be trusted?
What should we tell new members of a group, lab, team, or teach beginners?
Below are transcripts of the discussions. We used a world-café method, with three groups.
During the Mozfest session, we brainstormed two questions. The setting was:
Below are transcripts of the discussions. We used a world-café method, with three groups.