Github with focus to research and dev/sci community collaboration

[bregydoc]

I think we need a powerful tool for democratizing our research and development work. Now is a good time to make on a community-based platform where we can collaborate on the scientific publication. I think we need to try to change the current mentality about platforms like Elsevier and ScienceDirect.

[cben]

Some existing links that come to mind:

• Open Science Framework are building a lot of tools for science collaboration.

• Math support:

  • [x] GitLab already supports math in Markdown and Asciidoc :clap:
  • [x] Bitbucket renders math in reStructuredText :clap: but not in markdown
  • [ ] GitHub doesn't render math in text files nor comments. On GitHub Pages, kramdown does recognize math syntax and it's easy to add mathjax or katex.

• Jupyter notebooks (including math inside, of course):

  • [x] Rendered in GitLab
  • [x] Rendered in GitHub

• Open source LaTeX collaborative editing platforms:

  • ShareLaTeX was mostly FOSS though github sync part wasn't. Team joined Overleaf, they're working on joint v2 product that I hope will be FOSS but not fully sure. Note git sync in v2 is planned to only sync to GitHub (?)
  • CoCalc — does tons of things, including collaborative LaTeX editor, markdown with math editor, collaborative jupyter notebooks and more...
  • BlueLaTeX

[bregydoc]

I didn't know Open Science Framework, that's great!. Thanks for shared it.

[KiaraGrouwstra]

scientific publication

publish to arxiv, browse with arxiv-sanity / arxiv-vanity / scirate?

[vassudanagunta]

Hey guys. I love the work you've been doing. Not everyone loves mine. Please read Issue 114.

[vassudanagunta]

Hello,

The GitHub Evacuation Project has moved to GitLab (not an endorsement or even a final home). Your enthusiasm and contribution is still needed. Please check out the new project home, and read the project wiki for info to get restarted.

Thank you!

vas