by Erik Marsja | Jan 17, 2016 | Open Source, Programming, Python
Spyder is the best Python IDE that I have tested so far for doing data analysis, but also for plain programming. In this post I will start to briefly describe the IDE. Following the description of this top IDE the text will continue with a discussion of my favorite...
by Erik Marsja | Jan 12, 2016 | Open Science, Open Source, Programming
This post aims to show why you, as a psychology student or researcher (or any other kind of researcher or student) should learn to program. The post is structured as follows. First, I start by discussing why you should learn to program and then give some examples of...
by Erik Marsja | Jan 9, 2016 | Open Science, Open Source, Programming, Psychology, R
Good resources for learning R as a Psychologist are hard to find. By that I mean that there are so many great sites and blogs around the internet to learn R. Thus, it may be hard to find learning resources that target Psychology researchers. Outline The structure of...
by Erik Marsja | Jan 8, 2016 | Open Science, Open Source, Programming
I recently wrote a post on the RStudio like Python IDE Rodeo (RStudio-like Python IDEs – Rodeo and Spyder). In that post, I installed and tested Rodeo 0.44. However, Rodeo 1.0 was released in October. Rodeo 1.0 cannot be installed using Pip. Therefore, I wrote a...
by Erik Marsja | Jan 1, 2016 | Open Science, Open Source, Programming, Python
In this post I will discuss two Python Integrated Development Environments (IDE); Rodeo and Spyder. Both Python IDEs might be useful for researchers used to work with R and RStudio (a very good and popular IDE for R) because they offer similar functionalities and...
by Erik Marsja | Dec 29, 2015 | Open Source
Recently, we bought 10 coin like vibrating motors from Precision Microdrives. In the following video you will one of them in use. It is connected to an Arduino Uno micro controller. Update: Now we have built some wrist bands/straps using the vibrating motors, velcro,...
