Acknowledgements

Funding

This work is funded by the Digital and Data Literacy in Teaching Lab (DDLitLab), an initiative by the Center for Interdisciplinary Study Programs (Zentrum für Interdisziplinäre Studienangebote; ISA-Zentrum) at the University of Hamburg, Germany. The Digital and Data Literacy in Teaching Lab program is in turn funded by the Stiftung Innovation in der Hochschullehre (details about the funding program can be found here).

Our project proposal can be found here (in German).

Special thanks to Carolin Scharfenberg as well as Moritz Kreinsen and Sören-Kristian Berger for help with project coordination, administration, and the grant application process.

Code

This website is made with 🖤 and Quarto. The source code of this website can be found on GitHub .

Images

Images are stored on Nextcloud (UHH Cloud). They can be retrieved using

make download-images

Click here to view the full Makefile of this project.

Makefile

STATIC_URL=https://cloud.uni-hamburg.de/s/aD7NTNB9f4NDorT/download
STATIC_ARCHIVE=version-control-book.zip
STATIC_DIR=static/

all: render

.PHONY: preview
preview:
    quarto preview

.PHONY: render
render: clean static
    quarto render
    
.PHONY: deploy
deploy: clean static
    quarto publish gh-pages

# download and extract images:
.PHONY: static
static:
    curl $(STATIC_URL) -o $(STATIC_ARCHIVE)
    unzip -j -o $(STATIC_ARCHIVE) -d $(STATIC_DIR)
    rm -f $(STATIC_ARCHIVE)

.PHONY: clean
clean:
    rm -rf $(STATIC_DIR)* _book/
    
.PHONY: exercises
exercises:
    sh code/code-exercises.sh

Analytics

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License

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Contact

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