9 - Useful Links

0 Starting

Open source and open core for business

Steady Growth of Python on StackOverflow

https://git-scm.com/

1 Coding

Sublime from the command line

Create a repository on GitHub

Add Sublime to the command line

GitHub: first contributions or how to contribute to an open source project

GitHub: Add remote repo.

GitHub: Create a repository

Conda: Manage environments

Github: Contribute to an open-source project: some guidelines from the QuTiP project.

2 Developing

Guido Van Rossum MIT AI interview at the 59:30 minute)

3 Testing

Travis CI tutorial on YouTube.

4 Packaging

Minimal guide to packaging.

The hitchhiker's guide to packaging

5 Documenting

6 Distributing

Real Python Guide to PyPI

Conda-Forge Recipe

7 Publishing

Nature blog post

Beyond computational reproducibility, let us aim for reusability

The Scientific Paper Is Obsolete. Here’s what’s next.

8 Hosting

Zero To Jupyter

The Littlest JupyterHub

My Binder + LaTeX

9 Extra Links

Compare Software Tools on StackShare

Google Summer of Code (GSoC)

Google Season of Docs (GSoD)

Astropy fosters an ecosystem of interoperable astronomy packages

Getting started in Open Source

List of curated resources to get started in Open Source

Mozilla Open Science Guide

GitHub Open Source Guide