workshop-slides.md

Workshops in the time of COVID

The online material, which you have already reviewed, is the 'lecture'.

• Available on YouTube.

• Catch up as quickly as you can if you have not yet reviewed this material.

Today is the 'tutorial'.

• Complete a set of exercises based on the course material.

Links to all material available at: github.com/martinteaching/sustainability2020.

Forums

Exercise rooms, on Teams:

1. To be joined during the exercise sections of the workshop (live stream pauses). Ask for help from me, and from your peers.

Slack:

1. For asking questions in text throughout, and if everything goes wrong.

YouTube live, where we are now:

1. The day will be coordinated from here, and will be where the solution to each stage of the exercise is shown.

2. Questions asked in the first two fora will inform what's discussed here (be aware of stream delays).

Structure

Assessment

A requirement for the workshop.

Highlighted in the exercises, including submission and marking process.

Please complete by the end of the week, to receive a mark.

A quick word on how I like to run sessions...

I never consider myself an expert. Always an enthusiast.

Likely people here who know way more about aspects of this technology than I do.

Correct me, challenge me and tell me better ways to do things - I am here to learn too.

Most importantly, collaborate and help each other.

KCLHI and software sustainability: microservices

King's College London Health Informatics (KCLHI).

• kclhi.org.

• github.com/kclhi.

Microservice architectures:

• 'Phenoflow' - github.com/kclhi/phenoflow.

• 'CONSULT' - github.com/kclconsult.

• 'TMRWeb' - github.com/kclconsult/tmrweb.