- Module Maintainer: Lachlan Deer (
@lachlandeer
) - Course: Programming Practices for Research in Economics
- Institute: Dept of Economics, Uni Zurich
- Current Version: Winter 2019 edition
This module aims to:
- Understand the structure of your computer a bit better
- Understand the usefulness of the shell
- Complete basic tasks on your computer using the Shell
- Know where to look up stuff
Run Snakemake
from the ROOT directory of this repository
snakemake all
- Install snakemake:
pip install snakemake
# or OSX: brew install snakemake
- Snakemake Tutorial: click here
- Install pandoc: follow set up here
- pandoc help: click here
- See the contributing guide here.
- By contributing you agree to abide by the Code of Conduct
- This module is designed after and borrows a lot from:
Effective Programming Practices for Economists
, a course by Hans-Martin von Gaudecker- Software Carpentry's
Unix Shell
lesson Data Science for Economists
, a course by Grant McDermott
The suggested citation for this repository is:
Lachlan Deer & Julian Langer, 2019, Learning to Use the Shell: Moving Towards Text Based Computing, Programming Practices for Research in Economics, University of Zurich
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.