Tootfinder

Opt-in global Mastodon full text search. Join the index!

@khalidabuhakmeh@mastodon.social
2026-06-08 17:04:47

I'm not an Apple ecosystem programmer, but every once in a while, I'll check out a project. It only dawned on me now that idiomatic naming in the Apple ecosystem uses abbreviations in front of type names as "name spaces”.
I just thought everyone was stark-raving mad. 😅
Here are some of my guesses.

Screenshot from this page showing Apple object definitions. https://migueldeicaza.github.io/GodotApplePlugins/class_aspasswordcredential.html
@anderelampe@chaos.social
2026-04-21 13:55:21

I created a Workshop called "Naming Files and Folders - Best Practices at the Microscope" and now the slides and examples are published under #CCBY40, so feel free to use and adapt if you are working in #RDM as well. I am open for Feedback.
This was work for the CRC TRR 384 "IN-CODE",…

Workshop "Naming Files and Folders - Best Practices at the Microscope" from CRC TRR 384 IN-CODE
Workshop for the CRC TRR 384 IN-CODE, but adaptable for any kind of scientific project, that needs to think about how to name files and folders in a research data management (RDM) context. This particular workshop was created to be very applied to microscopy data, but many concepts can be applied to other types of data as well. We have provided the slides in the open ODP Format as well as in PDF and PPTX. We hope you can use and build on these resources. The slides are commented with some remar…

@anderelampe@chaos.social
2026-04-22 06:34:40

Meine Arbeit als Wissenschaftler ist sehr abwechslungsreich weil ich in einer core facility arbeite (Advanced Medical BIOimaging: #AMBIO) und weil ich einem Transregionalen SFB im Projekt für Infrastruktur (INF) beschäftigt bin.
Eine Aufgabe: Kollegys in #RDM /

Workshop "Naming Files and Folders - Best Practices at the Microscope" from CRC TRR 384 IN-CODE
Workshop for the CRC TRR 384 IN-CODE, but adaptable for any kind of scientific project, that needs to think about how to name files and folders in a research data management (RDM) context. This particular workshop was created to be very applied to microscopy data, but many concepts can be applied to other types of data as well. We have provided the slides in the open ODP Format as well as in PDF and PPTX. We hope you can use and build on these resources. The slides are commented with some remar…