- Choose your team captain !
- Each team member makes an account on RenkuLab
- Join all together your project in the open-pulse-hackathon (same name as on discord).
- Team sets up their project: add your own code repository and add your own data (Notes: do any code/data connections before launching a work session.)
- If you want to launch the quickstart session, you will be prompted to enter the connection secrets (see documents).
- If you want to launch a session with all the code from all connected code repositories, we recommend launching the standard VSCode interface of Renku and working there.
Here are the Open Pulse Hackathon Renku Project and the template projectfrom which you can kick off.
For further Jupyter Hub Documentation you can read here;
You can also clone the repository and work locally via the uv setup if you prefer (see README in each of the quickstarts for neoj and tentris).
Each team will be asked to submit their project through a simple online form. We expect every team to prepare:
- One slide presentation summarizing the project’s idea, impact, and main results.
- A link to a code repository (e.g. GitHub, GitLab, or similar).
You’re also welcome to include supplemental material such as:
- Renku projects or workflows
- Deployed web applications or dashboards
- Documentation, datasets, or other resources that support your work
During the final session, all projects will be presented and participants will vote using stickers to recognize the
Communities that have been crawled through (hence in the graph and metadata available):
- ENAC
- SDSC
- DeepLabCut
- SCALA Graph
- Materials Cloud
- EPFL Center for Imaging
- Imaging Plaza
- 50 top “EPFL” users
- 50 top users among “ETHZ”,“UZH”, “UNINE”, “UNIBE”, “UNIGE” and “UNIL”
Note: Total of ~1M nodes and growing.
SDSC