#dhtech — Public Fediverse posts

We are looking to extend the @CATMA_app development team! This is an E13, full-time position for 36 months and relates to the ongoing development of our open source annotation tool.

The focus of the development work is on extending the API, separating frontend and backend, and implementing a modern, redesigned GUI.

Become part of the 3-person dev team! Details here: https://www.career.tu-darmstadt.de/tu-darmstadt/job/53175

#DigitalHumanities #DH #DHd #ResearchSoftware #CATMA #Annotation #RSE #DHTech #DHTools (1/2)

We are looking to extend the @CATMA_app development team! This is an E13, full-time position for 36 months and relates to the ongoing development of our open source annotation tool.

The focus of the development work is on extending the API, separating frontend and backend, and implementing a modern, redesigned GUI.

Become part of the 3-person dev team! Details here: https://www.career.tu-darmstadt.de/tu-darmstadt/job/53175

#DigitalHumanities #DH #DHd #ResearchSoftware #CATMA #Annotation #RSE #DHTech #DHTools (1/2)

We are looking to extend the @CATMA_app development team! This is an E13, full-time position for 36 months and relates to the ongoing development of our open source annotation tool.

The focus of the development work is on extending the API, separating frontend and backend, and implementing a modern, redesigned GUI.

Become part of the 3-person dev team! Details here: https://www.career.tu-darmstadt.de/tu-darmstadt/job/53175

#DigitalHumanities #DH #DHd #ResearchSoftware #CATMA #Annotation #RSE #DHTech #DHTools (1/2)

We are looking to extend the @CATMA_app development team! This is an E13, full-time position for 36 months and relates to the ongoing development of our open source annotation tool.

The focus of the development work is on extending the API, separating frontend and backend, and implementing a modern, redesigned GUI.

Become part of the 3-person dev team! Details here: https://www.career.tu-darmstadt.de/tu-darmstadt/job/53175

#DigitalHumanities #DH #DHd #ResearchSoftware #CATMA #Annotation #RSE #DHTech #DHTools (1/2)

We are looking to extend the @CATMA_app development team! This is an E13, full-time position for 36 months and relates to the ongoing development of our open source annotation tool.

The focus of the development work is on extending the API, separating frontend and backend, and implementing a modern, redesigned GUI.

Become part of the 3-person dev team! Details here: https://www.career.tu-darmstadt.de/tu-darmstadt/job/53175

#DigitalHumanities #DH #DHd #ResearchSoftware #CATMA #Annotation #RSE #DHTech #DHTools (1/2)

A few weeks ago, we hosted a small one-and-a-half day workshop here in Darmstadt for research software engineers. A prior workshop with the same participants had taken place at Bielefeld University in spring. The primary topic this time was (software) project management. #DHTech #RSE (1/5)

Settling in to my first workshop of the #dh2025 conference: #dhtech mini-conference.

Ihr entwickelt #Software für #DH Projekte in kleinen Teams oder sogar
einzeln? Dann könnt ihr vom #DHtech Community Code Review profitieren! Ob am Anfang eines Projekts oder kurz vor der Publikation, ein Team von
zwei internationalen Reviewern unterstützt euch Fehler zu finden oder
#Code schneller zu machen. Alle Infos zum Ablauf findet ihr unter
https://dhcodereview.github.io/

#RSE

Das ist unser neues Berliner #DH-Stammtisch Maskottchen BH 😊! #BerlinerHippo von @robertcasties #dhtech #dh

@anja_g_werder @dta_cthomas @cliotex @dighum_berlin @msiemund @jaschaschmitz @uwuttke @toroe @anne_baillot @bibliothekarin @jrglmn @FrankvonHagel @bibwiss @stefandumont Ich werde auf jeden Fall versuchen zu kommen (und neue #DHtech Sticker mitbringen).

@robertcasties please think about introducing the same special track or "mini-conference" (inside the conference!) to the @DHd confs from #DHd2025 on. At least a panel or a discussion-focussed workshop like the one on LLM/KI last year should be easy enough to get through the review process.

And best wishes to you and all at #DH2024, sorry to miss the fun on-site, for reasons of current work load, scarcity of travel budget and more so, environmental considerations.

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Our #DHtech mini-conference "DH inside out" at #DH2024 was a success and everyone said they wanted to do it again at the next DH conference! We’ll do our best! And maybe there can be an official tech-track at the conference in the future…

Really fun to see PhD candidate Trent Wintermeier present on AVAnnotate -- a project that was first developed for UT Austin prof Tanya Clement by Brumfield Labs. We're working on version 2.0 with Tanya and the Brumfields. I've been working on this all year from the initial designs & user stories, and it's been awesome to see the pieces start to come together. #DH2024 #DHTech

Nick Laiacona of Performant is talking about Edition Crafter — a tool for publishing low-cost and sustainable digital critical editions https://cu-mkp.github.io/editioncrafter/ #DH2024 #DHTech

A bit more on the creation of the Maria Edgeworth Letters Project -- the letters were transcribed by volunteers via Zooniverse: https://buff.ly/3SD0jBU
There are a lot of other projects and tasks for volunteers who want to help researchers code data (everything from sunspots to baby sounds!) https://buff.ly/2TNtUc2
#DH2024 #DHTech

The Maria Edgeworth Letters Project is also *super* cool: https://buff.ly/46xyX5U #DH2024 #DHTech

At #DHTech this morning, and in the first presentation, Bryan Tarpley from Texas A&M mentioned the New Variorum Shakespeare project, and I very happily went down A Midsummer Night's Dream rabbit hole -- this is really cool! https://buff.ly/4d9YZyO #DH2024

@jamiefolsom @Performant @nick_laiacona @anindita I'm also looking forward to @nick_laiacona's presentation in our #DHtech mini-conf on Monday!

Via #dhTech mailing list:

> Check out the blog post “Embracing Endings: Principles for Digital Longevity and Their Importance for Research Software Engineers <https://dh-tech.github.io/blog/2023-08-07-ending-principles/#/>” by Moritz Mähr about the University of Victoria's "Endings Project" and an application of endings principles to the Stadt.Geschichte.Basel project.