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SUMMARY:Guidelines and Environment to Support Sustainable Software Develop
 ment at DLR
DESCRIPTION:Minisymposium\nComputer Science and Applied Mathematics, Engin
 eering\n\nGuidelines and Environment to Support Sustainable Software Devel
 opment at DLR\n\nSchlauch, Haupt\n\nResearch software is often developed b
 y scientists who are domain experts. Most of them have no specific educati
 on in software development. At the German Aerospace Center (DLR), we start
 ed an initiative for better research software to help scientists developin
 g and sustaining their software. The central elements of the initiative ar
 e practical software development guidelines and the establishment of a sup
 portive environment. The guidelines describe the desired development pract
 ice. The environment is established with this practice in mind and consist
 s of offers such as central tools, training, and opportunities for knowled
 ge exchange. Both elements are further developed by a joint community at D
 LR. In this talk, we briefly introduce the guidelines and the environment 
 for research software developers at DLR. Particularly, we focus on the min
 imum practice imposed by the guidelines and show the interplay between gui
 delines and environment. Concretely, we present the concept of our new tra
 ining. It connects the minimum practice with the usage of our GitLab-based
  software development collaboration platform on the basis of hands-on exer
 cises. Finally, we share our experience with the training which has been t
 aken by about 100 participants so far.
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