Bibliometric resources like Dimensions are usually built for evaluating current researchers and institutions — using them for historical research raises a different set of questions. How complete is the dataset going back in time? Do modern research-area classifications even apply to older periods? …

Following a talk at the DARIAH-DE Grand Tour 2018, this post for the DHd Blog discusses how Jupyter Notebooks support “literate programming” in the humanities — combining executable code, narrative text, and citations in a single document — and what this means for reproducible research …

Continuous integration and delivery (CI/CD) practices support collaborative, fast-moving software development through automation. This recorded DHTech webinar walks through setting up Gitlab CI/CD pipelines for a Django project — covering automated building, testing, and deployment — alongside …