RSE MeetupIn-Person Event

Thursday 25 Jan 2024, 15:00 → 16:00 Europe/Berlin

HZDR Seminar Room

Thomas Foerster (HZDR)

Do you deal with software for science? -- Let's talk about it!

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This event is the beginning of a series of events to come together and exchange ideas and transfer knowledge regarding software development and everything related to it.

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We aim to foster connections and ignite discussions among our community. Do you have a burning topic that you're eager to share with us? Here's your chance! 

We're offering 3-5 slots for 5-minute pitch talks to pique everyone's interest. Afterward, we'll break into smaller groups for more in-depth discussions. Submit your topic now and let's spark engaging conversations! Topics may include, but are not limited to:

• Interesting Features in the World of Software Engineering
• Unraveling Your Toughest SE Challenges
• Sharing Your Brilliant Solutions to SE Conundrums
• Exploring Any SE-Related Topics

 

Your input is invaluable to us! Feel free to contribute your topic via an issue right here. We've even provided slide templates in the repository to help you along the way.

Our ultimate goal is to create a framework that welcomes both experts and beginners who share an interest in software-related topics. Join us as we cultivate meaningful connections and knowledge-sharing within our community.

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>> Add Your Challenge Here (GitLab Issue) <<

>> Link to Videoconference (BBB) <<

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RSEMeetup_20240125.pdf

15:00 → 15:10 Welcome

Speaker: Thomas Foerster (HZDR)

15:10 → 15:30 Talks

15:10 [Pitch] Legacy Code Refactoring

How to refactor FORTRAN legacy code

Speaker: Yurii Bilodid (HZDR)

bilodid_20240125_legacy-code-refactoring.mp4

LegacyCodeRefactoring.pdf

15:15 [Pitch] Triggering HPC Jobs via GitLab

Speaker: Ronald Lehnigk

202401_RSE-Meetup_Lehnigk.pdf

202401_RSE-Meetup_Lehnigk.pptx

lehnigk_20240125_triggering-hpc-jobs-via-gitlab.mp4

15:20 [Pitch] Yamdb/Goma - easy access to thermophysical properties

Writing a easy to use library to access properties values and coefficients.

Speaker: Tom Weier (Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf)

slides.pdf

weier_20240125_yamdb-easy-access-to-thermophysical-properties.mp4

15:30 → 15:50 Group Discussion

15:30 [Discussion] Legacy Code Refactoring

Speaker: Yurii Bilodid (HZDR)

15:30 [Discussion] Triggering HPC Jobs via GitLab

Speaker: Ronald Lehnigk

15:30 [Discussion] Yamdb/Goma - easy access to thermophysical properties

Speaker: Tom Weier (Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf)

15:50 → 16:00 Summery and Closing

Speaker: Thomas Foerster (HZDR)