We are the https://coderefinery.org project and provide training, such as our workshop on Git, testing, documentation, and collaboration and e-Infrastructure for research software development.
We are in the middle of our largest workshop ever! 🤩
♥️ Thanks to the support of our instructors, partners, organizers, streamers, helpers, ambassadors and classroom hosts we can reach so many of you!
Tomorrow we will start with week 2, looking at various topics around reproducible research.
All episodes are independent and do not require knowledge from last week, so you can still register and join us for the second part of the CodeRefinery workshop!
🚀 Today we kick off our 13th CodeRefinery workshop!
We’re diving into tools and techniques for researchers who code - everything you need to make your work more reproducible!
With 600+ registrations and 10+ local classrooms, this is our biggest workshop ever.
Let’s get started!
Few days before the @coderefinery workshop, Spring 2026! This year, on top of the usual hands-on teaching of git, GitHub, reproducibility, good coding practices we also have something new: "Responsible Use of Generative AI in Assisted Coding"!
Would you like to attend? Good news, the workshop is 100% free and happens entirely via TwitchTV 📺. You can get 1 ECTS for your studies!
More info and registration: https://coderefinery.github.io/2026-03-17-workshop/
We are looking forward to welcoming you to the next online CodeRefinery workshop March 17-19 & 24-26 on tools and techniques for more reproducible research!
More info, possibilities for classroom learning and registration at https://coderefinery.github.io/2026-03-17-workshop/
Save the date: The next CodeRefinery workshop is coming 17.-19. and 24.-26. of March 2026 !
We are now updating materials, gathering interest for instructors, helpers and local classroom hosts:
Wanna join? -> e-mail support@coderefinery.org
In January we held an open house session on advanced git and met with a group of experts in and beyond CodeRefinery and looked into what learning material is already available.
And what awesome materials are already out there!
You can find the collection of materials in our blog post: https://coderefinery.org/blog/git-material/
On Nov 28th at 11 CET we will continue the discussion, start connecting the materials as well as start filling the gaps.
Wanna join? -> send a message to support@coderefinery.org
💻 Today, we continue our weekly workshop series on reproducible scientific computing topics!
This session is all about #SocialCoding: open-source, licenses, sharing your code, and building on others' work (yes, even from Stack Overflow and ChatGPT 👀).
No Python or Git installations needed today - just you.
Great to meet fellow CodeRefinery and NeIC folks at #NeICAHM2025 in Tallinn! We discussed cross-project strategy, training, outreach, CodeRefinery connection to the broader #RSEng training ecosystem. Exciting plans and ideas ahead for collaborations in the Nordics and beyond! 🚀
Our autumn workshop starts tomorrow ⚒️
🤩 We are excited and ready to guide our 350 registered learners from all over the 🌍 through three half days of version control and six sessions on reproducible research, social coding, Jupyter, documentation, automated testing and modular code development!
📣 Registration for the CodeRefinery workshop starting September 9th is still open.
🤝 Dive into Git and other tools for more reproducible research, with setup support and a shell crash course in the mix - designed for researchers, by researchers.
More info: https://coderefinery.github.io/2025-09-09-workshop/
CodeRefinery free online workshop on tools and techniques for more reproducible research; September 9-11 2025 + 6 following Wednesdays.
More info and registration: https://coderefinery.github.io/2025-09-09-workshop/
In May we kicked off CodeRefinery phase 4! 🎉 Now a 9-partner consortium under NeiC, we’re set for 3+ more years of teaching #FAIR research software practices to researchers all around the globe via workshops, recordings and open lesson materials.
Excited for what’s ahead! 💻🌍
#OpenScience #RSEng
🚀 Just a few days to go until #NRSE25!
We're excited to see what Research Software Engineers across the Nordics have been working on.
Check out the full schedule and get ready to be inspired: https://nordic-rse.org/nrse2025/ 👥💻🌍
Yesterday we concluded the 2025 spring CodeRefinery workshop; 6 half days of teaching and learning about research software engineering techniques.
All material remains available for self-study at https://coderefinery.org/lessons/
-> Many exercises with solutions to try yourself about git and other tools
Week 1 of the workshop is done—on to week 2!
Missed a session? Catch up on YouTube (https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLpLblYHCzJACpOmIzO8TywjtfYD7_d93H&feature=shared); all materials are linked from the schedule on our workshop website ( https://coderefinery.github.io/2025-03-25-workshop/)
Next week:
⚡ Tue: Reproducible research & social coding
⚡ Wed: Jupyter & documentation
⚡ Thu: Modular code & automated testing
Each session is self-contained.
Join us!
We are now live on twitch: twitch.tv/coderefinery
You can still register to interact with the instructors via collaborative notes: https://coderefinery.github.io/2025-03-25-workshop/
Modular Code Development: Structured, sharable and sustainable
Spaghetti code? No thanks. 🍝
Learn how to write #modularcode — so it’s reusable, organized, and easy to improve over time.
📅 Join our workshop: https://coderefinery.github.io/2025-03-25-workshop/
Social Coding: Code better, together
Coding isn’t just a solo mission- great projects thrive on teamwork! 🤝
In our #SocialCoding session, you’ll learn how to contribute and collaborate effectively, as well as what you need to know about licensing.
📅 Join us: https://coderefinery.github.io/2025-03-25-workshop/
#Testing Code: Catch bugs before they catch you
Nobody likes broken code. 🐛 But how do you know your code works?
In this session, we’ll show you ways to test your code, manually and automatically, so you can avoid nasty surprises.
📅 Join the full workshop: https://coderefinery.github.io/2025-03-25-workshop/