November 14, 2023 Community Call: Scripting Solutions for Large Downloads with guest speaker Kyle Logue and more

[Andreev, Leonid]

This month's community call will take place on November 14, 2023 10AM EST (15:00 GMT). I'll be hosting and we will be talking about the ongoing Dataverse developments, including the following topics: Kyle A Logue, Senior Engineering Specialist at The Aerospace Corporation will present his tool for downloading large files from Dataverse (code on GitHub), Phil Durbin will talk about using IntelliJ to speed up the build-and-redeployment cycle during development, and more.

As usual, please find the zoom link at https://dataverse.org/community-calls

Thanks!

Leonid (Leo) Andreev 

Developer, Dataverse Project, IQSS

[Leonid Andreev]

Hi Again!

This is a reminder about this month's community call that will take place on November 14, 2023 10AM EST (15:00 GMT). 

PLEASE NOTE that the zoom link has changed! Please use https://harvard.zoom.us/j/98965964030 (Passcode: community) to join the call.

I'll be hosting and we will be talking about the ongoing Dataverse developments, including the following topics: Kyle A Logue, Senior Engineering Specialist at The Aerospace Corporation will present his tool for downloading large files from Dataverse (code on GitHub), Phil Durbin will talk about using IntelliJ to speed up the build-and-redeployment cycle during development, and more.

Thanks!

Leonid (Leo) Andreev 

Developer, Dataverse Project, IQSS

[Andreev, Leonid]

Thank you again to everybody who attended the call today! 

Special thanks to the guest speaker, Kyle Logue for the presentation. To reiterate, we (the core team) will make sure to add your script to the main guide, as a useful tool by itself and as a model for other users for creating their own. And I do encourage you to consider contributing to pyDataverse  if you can think of adding or improving any features there. 

I was having some trouble multitasking during the call, specifically with the notes document. I'll be cleaning up/adding to it, and will try to make sure all the Q and As are documented there. But if anyone can think of anything of value that's still missing, please feel encouraged to add it there. (See the community-calls page for the link to the doc). 

All the best, see you all on the next call in December. 

-L.A. 

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[Philip Durbin]

Yes, thank you, Kyle! I just put your talk on DataverseTV: https://dataverse.org/dataversetv

Here's a direct link: https://harvard.zoom.us/rec/share/AsB1xRUM3bsNmDrqTVa9ZM91FaHM5F1wdVAdoBAbbM5bXLllDUKfBfAbkLb4G7Ej.-Jyz6CjRt18R3Hfq

Please note that it's recording 2. (Recording 1 was my fast redeploy demo.)

The next call will be Dec 12th. (You can find this from the Google Calendar linked from https://dataverse.org/community-calls ).

See you then!

Phil

p.s. I checked with Jan and he's fine that I talked about future plans for pyDataverse. Phew! :)

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Philip Durbin
Software Developer for http://dataverse.org
http://www.iq.harvard.edu/people/philip-durbin