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Git is my lab book

Introduction
Introduction
- How to contribute
- Contributors
Orientation
Orientation
Topical guides
Topical guides
- Learning objectives
- Prerequisites
- 1. Version control concepts
  1. Version control concepts
- 2. Effective use of git
  2. Effective use of git
- 3. Collaborating
  3. Collaborating
- 4. Project structure
  4. Project structure
- 5. Writing code
  5. Writing code
- 6. Reproducibility
  6. Reproducibility
  - What is reproducible research?
- 7. Testing
  7. Testing
- 8. Cloud and HPC platforms
  8. Cloud and HPC platforms
- Useful resources
Community
Community
- Meetings
  Meetings
- Case studies
  Case studies
- Training events
  Training events
  - Introduction to Debugging
    
    Introduction to Debugging
    
    Learning objectives
    
    What is debugging?
    
    Understanding error messages
    
    Why are debuggers useful?
    
    Using a debugger
    
    When something fails
    
    Real-world stories
    
    Example: Square numbers
    
    Exercise: Perfect numbers
    
    Exercise: Python vs R
    
    Building your skills
    
    Debugging manifesto
    
    Resources
    
    Exercise solutions
    
    Acknowledgements

Debugging manifesto¶

A debugging manifesto poster. — Julia Evans and Tanya Brassie: Debugging Manifesto Poster, 2024.

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See the Resources page for links to more of Julia Evans' articles, stories, and zines about debugging.

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