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Top tips for making the most out of Binder

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Top tips for making the most out of Binder

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Emma Karoune

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Sarah Gibson

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Sophia Batchelor

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Martina Vilas

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Top tips for making the most out of Binder

We think research reproducibility is super important! Reproducible research is necessary to ensure scientific outputs can be trusted and built upon in future work. An important aspect of reproducible research is computational reproducibility. Binder is a great tool to help you do this easily. Here we offer some top tips so you can make the most out of Binder.

If you have never used Binder before, our workshop is a great opportunity to get you started. You will be able to take some of your own content (in a R or Jupyter Notebook, or scripts that can be run in the terminal) and prepare it so that it can be used and reproduced by others on mybinder.org. You don't need to be experienced with the command line as all of the material is browser-based.

All our resources are open and easily accessible on Github (see our resources for R here, python here and julia here) so you can teach yourself, if you want.

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