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The EURISE Workshop on software quality will take place in Utrecht, NL, on 26 March 2020. There are still a few places left. The topics to be addressed range from quality measures and criteria to implementation through automation and continuous integration and how their adoption towards ‘business as usual’ can be enabled. The registration is […]

EURISE Workshop: Software Quality through Automation and Testing The EURISE Network invites you to participate in their joint workshop on software quality. The workshop will take place in Utrecht, NL, on March 26. 2020. The topics to be addressed range from quality measures and criteria to implementation through automation and continuous integration and how their […]

A small follow-up on the EURISE Workshop in Utrecht on 12-13 March 2019: a report on the outcomes is available on the DHd-Blog  all presentations are may be accessed on the according ScienceConf page About the EURISE Network: The infrastructures CESSDA, CLARIN and DARIAH develop and provide services by and for the research community of the […]

  Die drei ERICs CESSDA, CLARIN und DARIAH laden für den 12. und 13. März 2019 zum EURISE Workshop unter dem Motto „Software Sustainability within Research Infrastructures“ nach Utrecht (Niederlande) ein. Themen werden unter anderem “Developer Guidelines und Best Practices”; “Software Quality Measures und Assessment”; “Infrastructure Service Management”; “Infrastructure Security”; “Business Models und Sustainability” sein. […]

As part of ongoing efforts to align technology across the three Pan-European infrastructures for the Social Sciences, Arts, and Humanities, representatives from CESSDA, CLARIN, and DARIAH held a workshop on “Software Sustainability: Quality and Re-usability”, previously announced on this blog, in Berlin on October 9/10th.

Workshop „Software Sustainability: Quality and Re-usability“Berlin Centre Marc Bloch, October 9/10th 2017Sustainability of its software and services is one of the core technological challenges research infrastructures – not only in the Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences – are facing. Various efforts are being undertaken to address different aspects of the overall problem. This workshops brings together […]