References

Many other people have written excellent guides, articles, and blogs about doing reproducible research computing. Here are a few of the ones we think might be helpful:

• The Turing Way is an open-source, collaborative, and community-driven online handbook about reproducible, ethical, and collaborative data science.

• Good Enough Practices for Scientific Computing is an open-source journal article about the equivalent of “basic lab skills” for research computing.

• Fourteen things you need to know about collaborating with data scientists is a column that addresses many issues related to reproducibility, written by several members of DataLab.

• Living in an Ivory Basement is C. Titus Brown’s blog, which often touches on best practices for reproducible and collaborative research.

Note

This reader was inspired by a discussion with Fernando Pérez about UC Berkeley’s Collaborative and Reproducible Data Science course.