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The picnic bench at Mt Carmel Junction, Utah, where JOSS was launched from – May 2016.

JOSS is coming up on it’s third birthday, and today we published our 500th paper.

The Journal of Open Source Software (JOSS) is a new take on an idea that’s been gaining some traction over the last few years, that is, to publish papers about software.

It’s nearly two years now since we (GitHub) worked with the folks at Zenodo to develop an integration1 designed to make it easier to archive a software repository and issue a DOI.

There’s an idea in the technical world called Service Oriented Architecture.

Every ounce of Britishness in my body is deeply uncomfortable writing this post but over the past 12 months I’ve twice been invited to speak at careers panels at conferences and both times I’ve had really positive feedback from young academics looking to…

This is a continuation of some work I’ve been doing with the Mozilla Science Lab and their ‘code as a research object’ program.

I gave a talk back in November at the WSSSPE workshop as part of Super Computing 2013.

This was originally posted on the Zooniverse blogs here.

This was originally posted on the Zooniverse blogs here.