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    2024 Participants: Hannah Ackermans * Sara Alsherif * Leonardo Aranda * Brian Arechiga * Jonathan Armoza * Stephanie E. August * Martin Bartelmus * Patsy Baudoin * Liat Berdugo * David Berry * Jason Boyd * Kevin Brock * Evan Buswell * Claire Carroll * John Cayley * Slavica Ceperkovic * Edmond Chang * Sarah Ciston * Lyr Colin * Daniel Cox * Christina Cuneo * Orla Delaney * Pierre Depaz * Ranjodh Singh Dhaliwal * Koundinya Dhulipalla * Samuel DiBella * Craig Dietrich * Quinn Dombrowski * Kevin Driscoll * Lai-Tze Fan * Max Feinstein * Meredith Finkelstein * Leonardo Flores * Cyril Focht * Gwen Foo * Federica Frabetti * Jordan Freitas * Erika FülöP * Sam Goree * Gulsen Guler * Anthony Hay * SHAWNÉ MICHAELAIN HOLLOWAY * Brendan Howell * Minh Hua * Amira Jarmakani * Dennis Jerz * Joey Jones * Ted Kafala * Titaÿna Kauffmann-Will * Darius Kazemi * andrea kim * Joey King * Ryan Leach * cynthia li * Judy Malloy * Zachary Mann * Marian Mazzone * Chris McGuinness * Yasemin Melek * Pablo Miranda Carranza * Jarah Moesch * Matt Nish-Lapidus * Yoehan Oh * Steven Oscherwitz * Stefano Penge * Marta Pérez-Campos * Jan-Christian Petersen * gripp prime * Rita Raley * Nicholas Raphael * Arpita Rathod * Amit Ray * Thorsten Ries * Abby Rinaldi * Mark Sample * Valérie Schafer * Carly Schnitzler * Arthur Schwarz * Lyle Skains * Rory Solomon * Winnie Soon * Harlin/Hayley Steele * Marylyn Tan * Daniel Temkin * Murielle Sandra Tiako Djomatchoua * Anna Tito * Introna Tommie * Fereshteh Toosi * Paige Treebridge * Lee Tusman * Joris J.van Zundert * Annette Vee * Dan Verständig * Yohanna Waliya * Shu Wan * Peggy WEIL * Jacque Wernimont * Katherine Yang * Zach Whalen * Elea Zhong * TengChao Zhou
    CCSWG 2024 is coordinated by Lyr Colin (USC), Andrea Kim (USC), Elea Zhong (USC), Zachary Mann (USC), Jeremy Douglass (UCSB), and Mark C. Marino (USC) . Sponsored by the Humanities and Critical Code Studies Lab (USC), and the Digital Arts and Humanities Commons (UCSB).

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    • @annatito That is a very good point there, about recoverability. It is an important aspect, which Matt and I have mused a tiny bit about in the imminent article, but not much and not in great depth. For us it was not the code check ins that drew our…
      in Defactoring Code as a Critical Methodology Comment by jorisvanzundert March 5
    • @all: I apologize that my answers and reactions have been rather more asynchronous than intended. Possibly quite naively I assumed that I would be able to keep an eye on the blog while attending an intense conference. I do hope my reactions are of s…
      in Defactoring Code as a Critical Methodology Comment by jorisvanzundert March 1
    • @jeremydouglass Agree, especially regarding the Rube Goldberg code bases
      in Defactoring Code as a Critical Methodology Comment by jorisvanzundert March 1
    • @dancox Your situation is so tremendously familiar to me! I am currently not deeply embedded in research software engineering, but yes: I have witnessed all that you report as well. You point to one of the nastiest core problems in mitigating ou…
      in Defactoring Code as a Critical Methodology Comment by jorisvanzundert March 1
    • @ranjodh I would be in favor of having to publish code through open code repositories as a requirement for publication, most certainly. Ideally researchers would also provide a virtualized environment (e.g via Docker) to show that the code actually …
      in Defactoring Code as a Critical Methodology Comment by jorisvanzundert March 1
    • @Stefano A great suggestion. Part of improving code consistency and reproducibility is indeed to make it ever easier to create reusable parts of code. Having constraints like you suggest (in the form of URIs so that we know exactly what code is used…
      in Defactoring Code as a Critical Methodology Comment by jorisvanzundert March 1
    • @anthony_hay Great comment! And yes, actually Donald Knuth's thoughts on literate programming were a great inspiration for our thinking during the research. I certainly appreciate the tension between readability, maintainability, performance, scalab…
      in Defactoring Code as a Critical Methodology Comment by jorisvanzundert March 1
    • @StephanieAugust: Absolutely! I personally think that the strong boundary between (creative) writing and programming has been seriously overplayed by IT industry. I am going to be over generalizing in what follows, but for the sake of argument… I te…
      in Defactoring Code as a Critical Methodology Comment by jorisvanzundert March 1
    • @ebuswell Thx for that thought. And apologies for returning late, I was at a conference, and well.. conferences keep one busy :-) We treat this matter a little more in depth in the article, but in essence open source is often a good guarantee for th…
      in Defactoring Code as a Critical Methodology Comment by jorisvanzundert March 1
    • Hi everyone. I am Joris J. van Zundert, and I am a senior researcher in digital & computational humanities at the Huygens Institute in Amsterdam, where I work in the department for computational literary studies and at the DHLab. My current work…
      in Introduce yourself Comment by jorisvanzundert February 5