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Articles by Michael Aufreiter
Introducing Prose: A Content Editor for GitHub
By: Michael Aufreiter Since the relaunch of developmentseed.org on Jekyll last fall, we have built many Jekyll sites hosted with the excellent GitHub Pages. This approach gives us great peace of mind. Generated static sites have fewer moving pieces and are cheaper to maintain, and retain great flexibility for building. GitHub’s native support for Jekyll removes the worry about setting up our clients with site generators.
Reproducible Document Stack: towards a scalable solution for reproducible articles
By Giuliano Maciocci, Emmy Tsang, Nokome Bentley and Michael Aufreiter In February, eLife introduced its first computationally reproducible document, based on a research article originally published in the Reproducibility Project: Cancer Biology by Tim Errington, the Director of Research at the Center for Open Science.
Introducing eLife’s first computationally reproducible article
By Giuliano Maciocci, Michael Aufreiter and Nokome Bentley In September 2017 eLife announced the start of the Reproducible Document Stack (RDS) project, a collaboration between Substance, Stencila and eLife to support the development of an open-source technology stack aimed at enabling researchers to publish reproducible manuscripts through online journals.
Stencila - an office suite for reproducible research
Stencila launches the first version of its (open source) word processor and spreadsheet editor designed for researchers. By Michael Aufreiter, Substance, and Aleksandra Pawlik and Nokome Bentley, Stencila Stencila is an open source office suite designed for researchers. It allows the authoring of interactive, data-driven publications in visual interfaces, similar to those in conventional office suites, but is built from the ground up for reproducibility.
Stencila - an office suite for reproducible research
By Michael Aufreiter, Substance, and Aleksandra Pawlik and Nokome Bentley, Stencila Stencila is an open source office suite designed for researchers. It allows the authoring of interactive, data-driven publications in visual interfaces, similar to those in conventional office suites, but is built from the ground up for reproducibility. Stencila aims to make it easier for researchers with differing levels of computational skills to collaborate on the same research article.
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