Using Programming Environments for Academic Research and Writing
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Developer tools, such as code editors, markup languages, and revision control have a greater range of functions than word processors. As a scholar engaged in both Digital Humanities and the FOSS community, I have become increasingly interested in how these tools can be applied to research workflows. I wrote my dissertation in the editor Dr. Racket using Scribble, allowing me to incorporate code directly into my document. In this paper, I discuss the benefits and pitfalls of this decision.
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Lemmer-Webber, M. (2024). Using Programming Environments for Academic Research and Writing. GROMA: Documenting Archaeology, 7, 97–106. https://doi.org/10.32028/Groma-Issue-7-2022-2428
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