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Let's learn about via these 79 free stories. They are ordered by most time reading created on HackerNoon. Visit the to find the most read stories about any technology. Techsoup /Learn Repo 1. How to Create an Effective Online Fundraiser In general, the most successful online fundraisers prioritize the donor experience from start to finish. 2. How to Create a Funder-Friendly Budget Creating budgets, especially a funder-friendly budget, could be perceived as hard. But they don't have to be. 3. How to Know Your Audience Learn how to harness the power of social media and Internet searches to help your nonprofit's growth. 4. Apps to Help Your Organization With Fundraising and Volunteering The last few years have been a pivotal time for nonprofits around the globe. 5. The Future of Nonprofit Technology The Covid-19 pandemic has changed how nonprofits work, and it looks like many of these changes are here to stay. 6. 6 Tips to Safeguard Patrons' Privacy at Your Library Patron privacy is one of those topics that touches every aspect of a library's operations, and for good reason. 7. How to Improve Video Conferences at Your Nonprofit Getting used to video conferences can take a while. However, here are some ways to improve video conferences at your nonprofit. 8. How to Leverage Your Most Engaged Supporters Ignoring your superfans prevents you from nurturing your community to its highest potential. Pay attention to the users that engage with you... 9. What Does the Future Hold for Nonprofit Workspaces? How will nonprofit workspaces be like in the future? 10. Help Build a Better Internet with Cloudflare TechSoup is excited to be partnering with Cloudflare, a performance and security enhancing platform with a mission to "help build a better Internet." This means strengthening the core of the Internet to make it faster, more reliable, and more secure. It also means leveling the playing field so that small businesses, nonprofits, and huge corporations alike have access to a better Internet. 11. How to Track the Time and Expenses of Your Nonprofit If you run a nonprofit, you're no stranger to the idea of wearing many hats at your organization. 12. What Does it Mean to be a Futurist? : An Interview With Vanessa Mason Roshen Sethna sat down with Vanessa Mason to discuss futurism. What it means, what they do, and what skills they need to succeed. 13. Tech Changes May Cause Staff Burnout. Here's How to Prevent It To prevent staff burnout during this rapid pace of technology changes, you should be proactive with purposeful communication. 14. How Fiverr Freelancers Can Help Your Nonprofit In this post, we'll discuss the benefits of hiring freelancers at your nonprofit through Fiverr. 15. Resources to Keep Your Nonprofit Informed of Cybersecurity Threats It's important to always be aware and up-to-date with the latest cybersecurity threats and news. Here are some resources to do just that. 16. How to Keep Your Zoom Meetings Safe Read on to find out more about what these risks are and how you can use Zoom's great security features to keep your meetings secure. 17. Tips on Leveraging E-Commerce to Raise Funds An option to diversify your organization's fundraising is to follow the trends of the larger business world and dive into the endless possibilities of ecommerce 18. How SMASH Used 'Audiense' Targeting to Raise $1 Million for Social Justice Find out how SMASH used Audiense targeting to their advantage to raise a million dollars. 19. The Best Practices for DEI at Your Nonprofit Tackling systemic inequities rooted in white supremacist culture is challenging to do at any organization. 20. Ways to Support Neurodiverse Individuals in Your Nonprofit Workplace There are plenty of things your nonprofit can do to support neurodivergent staff members. Here are just a few of them. 21. How to Make Hybrid Events Work for Your Organization The term hybrid event refers to any event that includes both in-person and virtual elements. 22. How to Have Great Donor Management in 7 Steps This post will discuss seven steps you need to create a successful donor management strategy for your nonprofit organization. 23. The Show Must Go On: Producing a Virtual Nonprofit Event Virtual events are nothing new. Yet COVID-19 has people scrapping travel itineraries and signing up for online sessions, workshops, and classes. Instead of a crowded expo floor, they'll be watching educational and informational sessions in their homes. 24. Combating Human Trafficking With Collaborative Data Collection Christi Wigle, co-founder, CEO of the nonprofit United Against Slavery, helped to identify a need for collaborative data collection in the anti-traffic space. 25. The Tools You Need to Run a Donation-Boosting Silent Auction Silent auctions can be a fresh and fun way of drawing in existing and new donors to your organization. 26. How to Foster Belonging at Your Nonprofit There are many ways to approach fostering a culture of belonging in the workplace, and affinity groups are a great place to start. 27. Crafting a Great Communications Strategy for Your Nonprofit By understanding your own team, audience, and goals, you can select technology that meets your organization's needs. 28. The Paperless Route from the Perspective of Food Insecurity Nonprofits One in 10 households in the U.S. experienced food insecurity in 2019. In 2020, with the COVID-19 pandemic wreaking havoc on health and economies, that number gr 29. How to Automate Your Marketing Strategy for Scalability and Growth The best way to reduce the administrative burden of marketing while boosting the impact and effectiveness of your marketing efforts is to utilize automation 30. How to Make Sure Your Nonprofit is Complying With HIPAA It is important for your non-profit organization to comply with HIPAA to protect health data. Here's how you can do so. 31. Nonprofit Vs. Social Enterprise: What is the Difference? Although nonprofits and social enterprises have quite a few overlaps, they are not the same thing. Find out the key differences. 32. What Are the Uses of Artificial Intelligence and Virtual Reality in Museums? More and more museums are implementing artificial intelligence and virtual reality to give their visitors a better experience. 33. Useful Digital Tools for Nonprofit Attorneys We've identified some potential pain points for nonprofit attorneys, where a lack of effective tech can slow down processes or leave holes in security practice. 34. Learn About How COVID-19 Impacted Nonprofits and Potential Employees The pandemic disrupted the nonprofit sector like never before 35. Collecting Online Donations in 8 Easy Steps So, what’s the best way to collect donations online and encourage your donors to go digital? 36. Ransomware Guide: An Explanation and How to Defend Against It Ransomware is a common and potentially devastating form of cyberattack on organizations of every kind. 37. Using Inbound Marketing to Improve Your Nonprofit Organization Inbound marketing helps audiences find your cause while utilizing "pull" tactics that draw in potential supporters to create brand awareness. 38. What These 4 Charities Are Doing to Fight Hunger Doing the Pandemic We spoke to four food security organizations in Colombia, Portugal, South Africa, and the United States to better understand the challenges facing organizations 39. A Deeper Dive Into Caravan Studios' Safe Shelter Collaborative Find out more about Caravan Studios' Safe Shelter Collaborative 40. 5 Important Things We've Learned from Nonprofits Working in Food Security Here are 5 useful takeaways we've learned from nonprofits working in food security. 41. How Zoom Helps Nonprofits Deliver on Their Missions Not only did it become the new conference room, but it also became a hub for training, check-ins, and other services. 42. What is Proactive Asset Maintenance? If everything is functioning well right now, why mess with it? 43. How to Have Better Cybersecurity All of this increases the odds of catching a busy employee off guard and executing a successful attack. 44. How to Track and Manage Your Organization's Technology Every organization uses technology, software, and services to run their ship. However, it's important to keep track and to manage all of it. 45. Public Relations 101: The Types of Stories Reporters Love In the last blog post about public relations, you learned what makes a story attractive to reporters. That’s just the beginning. 46. How Tablets Can Make Computing More Accessible for Everyone It's easy for many to think of digital accessibility features as sort of an add-on, a set of features that live off to the side, there for only a small group of people. But that isn't the case. According to the CDC, 61 million Americans — and roughly one in four adults — live with a disability of some sort. 47. 4 Apps to Help Your Nonprofit With COVID-19 Challenges It's without a doubt that your nonprofit has seen some challenges because of COVID. Here are 4 helpful apps that could help with that. 48. 4 Ways to Budget for Your Website and Digital Communications Having a clear budget is extremely useful for a nonprofit. But having a budget for the nonprofit's website is useful as well. Here's why and how to do it. 49. Explore Different Ways You Can Use Data Visualization to Help Your Nonprofit Data Visualization can be a crucial tool for your nonprofit. Figure out when to use and how to use it to improve your organization. 50. Accepting Crypto Donations at Your Nonprofit: A Guide In fact, it's possible to accept crypto support without additional legal or accounting burdens using an intermediary like Every.org. 51. How to Use Automation to Raise Your Nonprofit's Twitter Impressions Having a social media presence is important for any nonprofit. Here's how automation can help you when it comes to Twitter. 52. How to Maintain Good Network Infrastructure to Keep Data Flowing at Your Nonprofit It's imperative for your nonprofit to have a good network infrastructure. Here are a few tips to make sure it's the best it could be. 53. How Nonprofits can Protect Themselves Against Getting Hacked Hacking is a serious problem for nonprofits. When a hacker attacks, it's not just the nonprofit's information that they want, but donors' information 54. Hybrid and Virtual Events: An Essential Guide Hybrid and virtual events can truly open the doors to more meaningful, dynamic engagement with your audience. 55. How to Apply for a Grant: An Essential Guide Learn everything you can from the grants you don't win, take all feedback on board, and use it to make your next application even better. 56. How to Pitch Like a Pro: Grab a Journalist's Attention In the past two posts, you learned about what piques a reporter's interest and how to make it newsworthy. It's time to take the knowledge and create a pitch for journalists. 57. The Future Redefinition of Libraries Right now, information science professionals, along with most of the rest of the world, are rightly concerned about and focused on COVID-19. Homemade masks have entered our daily wardrobes (when we make the rare journey out). Official forecasters are comparing the pandemic in magnitude to the attack on Pearl Harbor and 9/11. COVID-19 has changed our society in ways large and small and also in ways that may not be apparent in the short term. One of these changes, among many, is the amount of time people have spent alone, or in the company of a few family members, while practicing social distancing and under stay-at-home orders. 58. Don't Depend on Luck: How to Effectively Secure Grants I learned that if you want to keep the grants pipeline full, you have to adopt a process and use that process consistently. 59. How to Perform a 5-Step Content Audit of Your Nonprofit's Site Improve your nonprofit website with these quick and easy steps. 60. What is Digital Accessibility and Why is it Important? Digital accessibility refers to computer-based and web-based information and activities. 61. Serving Nonprofits Through the COVID-19 Pandemic Stories from around the TechSoup Global Network 62. 12 Steps to Make Online Meetings Accessible for People With Disabilities There are simple steps to make online meetings more accessible to people with disabilities. Here are a few of them. 63. How to Screen New Volunteers Online The screening process for finding volunteers can be hard, for both the nonprofit and the volunteer. That's why it's important to make it as clear as possible. 64. The Best Ways to Use Online Surveys at Your Nonprofit Surveys can help you measure impact, gain new insights, and even assess your board. 65. Office 2010 Is Retiring, but Here's How Your Library Can Get Free Office 365 The popular Microsoft Office 2010 is soon going to reach its end of support. To avoid security risks, it's time to upgrade to a newer version of Office. The good news is that your library can get the cloud-based Microsoft Office 365 for your administrative PCs from Microsoft Academic, or you can get donated on-premises Microsoft Office Standard 2019 from TechSoup. We also have affordable support services for email and data migration and a comprehensive set of training courses called the Microsoft Digital Skills Center for your staff and volunteers. 66. Building an Engaged Online Community for Your Organization Building a solid community online is all about being personable and relatable and interacting with your followers. 67. Communications During COVID-19 and Other Disasters I started this blog post on disaster communications initially in response to the wildfires in Australia and earthquakes in Puerto Rico (seems a lifetime ago doesn't it?). But, of course, we're now also thinking about the COVID-19 global pandemic, which, like a disaster, is displacing people from their normal ways of operating. 68. How to Communicate With the  Beneficiaries of Your Nonprofit in 2022 Running a non-profit can be tough, especially when it comes to communication. To make things easier, here are some ways to get better at it. 69. We're Expanding Our Refurbished Computers Program to Meet New Demands As COVID-19 moves across the country, nearly all businesses and educational institutions have shifted to remote work and distance learning. As a result, the demand for resources to support that shift have taken a sharp upturn — particularly, the demand for laptop computers. In response, TechSoup is working with our partners to expand our inventory of laptops by adding more Condition B products to our catalog. 70. Using Your Organization's Website to Build a Donation Funnel A donation funnel is the journey a user, or potential supporter, takes through your website with the end goal of making a donation. 71. The Best Security Solutions to Protect Your Nonprofit Here are our top products to create a safer online environment for your nonprofit. 72. How to Know When Your Nonprofit Needs an Identity Solution When your nonprofit has a ton of identities, it can easily become a problem. Find out when your organization needs an identity solution. 73. What Nonprofits Need to Know Now About the New CARES Act Editor's note: On April 23, Congress allocated an additional $370 billion for nonprofits and small businesses under the CARES Act: $310 billion for the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP), and $60 billion for Emergency Economic Injury Disaster Loans (EIDL). 74. Tools NPOs Can Use to Collect and Analyze Field Data These tools can help your nonprofit understand constituents' needs better 75. Everything You Need to Know About Refurbished Computers via TechSoup Explore the details of refurbished computers from TechSoup 76. How Nonprofits Can Get Adobe Discounts via TechSoup: FAQs Learn more about Adobe for Nonprofits, including information on eligibility, product licensing, downloading and installing software, and more. 77. Introducing the Library 2.0 Small and Rural Library Conference We're excited to announce a June Library 2.0 mini-conference that is being co-organized by TechSoup. It is "Small, Rural, and Independent Libraries," which will be held online (and for free) on Wednesday, June 17, from 12 to 3 p.m., U.S. Pacific time. Register for this free event here. 78. Keeping Your Nonprofit's Systems Secure During the COVID-19 Pandemic As nonprofits transition to a remote workforce during the COVID-19 pandemic, significant changes to the traditional IT systems at most organizations are afoot. Meetings have gone virtual, staff are using both work and personal devices, and nearly everyone is connecting to the Internet on their home Wi-Fi networks. Along with all this comes new security concerns that nonprofits must keep in mind to keep their systems safe. 79. Sourcing Images for Your Nonprofit: Know When You Can Use Them Learn how to find photos online and know when (and how) you can legally use them for your own purposes. Thank you for checking out the 79 most read stories about Techsoup on HackerNoon. to find the most read stories about any technology. 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DevOps for Scientific Computing is the alchemical fusion of containers, Git Repositories, and CI/CD Engines, birthing a revolution in scientific inquiry, where reproducibility and transparency meet the boundless frontiers of rigorous research. 🚀 Amid the dynamic realm of scientific inquiry, where curiosity fuels innovation and exploration knows no bounds, a groundbreaking transformation is underway. It's a transformation that converges the tenets of DevOps with the intricate world of scientific computing, ushering in a new era of rigor, reproducibility, and transparency. This blog post charts an uncharted course into the profound influence of DevOps on the scientific domain, highlighting the interplay between three pivotal pillars: Containers, Git Repositories, and CI/CD Engines. 🚀 Unveiling the Three Pillars 1. Containers: The Scientific Enigma Unraveled 🧩 Scientific computing has always been a puzzle of dependencies and configurations, where the need to replicate the perfect computational environment can be a Sisyphean task. Here, the enigma is containers, the all-encompassing key to unlock scientific progress. Containers encapsulate complete, reproducible computational environments that transcend physical limitations. This portability allows researchers to traverse platforms and infrastructures effortlessly, from local workstations to colossal computing clusters, even extending their reach to the celestial cloud, typified by Kubernetes. Containers, in their singularity, eliminate the complexities of setup, enabling a fluid exchange of knowledge and ideas among scientists. 📦 2. Git Repositories: The Alchemist's Chronicle 🔮 At the heart of scientific inquiry lies code – the recipe to unlock the secrets of data. This code represents the philosopher's stone, the core of every scientific investigation. It's imperative to preserve an unadulterated historical record of its transformation, a role diligently performed by Git repositories. Git, the venerable alchemist, offers distributed version control, proven invaluable in the realm of DevOps, and effortlessly adapted to scientific needs. These repositories, eternal chronicles of code evolution, foster transparency, collaboration, and dispute resolution. They are fortified with cryptographic timestamps, ensuring the immutability and legal sanctity of the code's history – a shield of authenticity in the uncertain world of scientific exploration. 🔗 3. CI/CD Engines: Forging a Seamless Frontier 🛠️ The heart of DevOps, the forge where software is crafted, is Continuous Integration (CI) and Continuous Delivery (CD). These engines optimize software development, yet their potential extends beyond the IT industry. CI involves the constant amalgamation of code changes, while CD automates deployment. These engines, like GitLab CI/CD, offer the architectural blueprint for scientific workflows. By orchestrating pipelines, CI/CD engines enable researchers to abstract away the intricacies of their environments. The orchestration and automation of these pipelines elevate scientific computing, making it a seamless venture. Researchers traverse the unknown frontier with ease, enabled by their CI/CD compass. 🚧 Integration Examples Three tales of integration illustrate the harmonious marriage of these three pillars in redefining scientific computing. 1. Centralized Pipelines: Navigating an Ocean of Consistency 🏢 Centralized pipelines, the cornerstone of computational science, unfold in the comfort of homogeneous environments – think high-performance computing clusters or cloud platforms. These pristine, managed sanctuaries harbor the magnificence of containerized DevOps workflows. Researchers, charting courses through these environments, find consistency, scalability, and elegance. The translation of scientific work across these platforms is no longer a Herculean task; it is a voyage of discovery in an ocean of computational consistency. 🌐 2. Decentralized Pipelines: Bridging Heterogeneous Horizons 🌍 For those who tread the uncharted path of scaling out an analysis, the DevOps torch illuminates their way. It's the bridge spanning the chasm between local exploration and the computational cluster. The faithful Docker container, partner-in-crime of scientists, carries the burden. It hosts their code, their dreams, and their ambitions, in an environment harmonized for both solitary exploration and grandiose cluster performances. DevOps equips researchers to quell scaling fears, test their might against localized adversaries, and seamlessly cross into the realm of computational giants. ⚖️ 3. Minimizing Scale Out Friction: A Journey of Fluid Transition 🧘 The journey from local testing grounds to the battlefield of scalability can be tumultuous. This transition is where shortcuts can lead to disaster, and where DevOps emerges as the guiding sage. The constant companion of researchers is the versatile Docker container, accommodating local forays, and large-scale skirmishes with equal ease. It allows the validation of pipelines in a controlled environment, a simulator for the grand clash on the computational cluster. DevOps ensures a transition devoid of strife, a harmonious crescendo to the symphony of scientific discovery. 📈 Beneficial Side Effects Beyond the immediate effects, the infusion of DevOps into scientific computing ripples with wider benefits. 1. Superior Rigor, Reproducibility, and Transparency 📚 DevOps tools elevate the standards of scientific rigor, reproducibility, and transparency. They provide a robust foundation for research, rendering scalability and parallelism seamless. The shared environments and Git repositories eliminate barriers to replicating experiments. This potent combination of DevOps tools and principles opens new horizons, ensuring that research is conducted with the utmost rigor and transparency. 📖 2. FAIR Principles and Interoperable APIs: A Symphony of Data Reuse 🔄 DevOps frameworks echo the harmonious notes of FAIR principles, heralding the era of interoperable research data. Through structured pipelines with rich metadata, datasets are primed for sharing and indexing, adhering to the principles of Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and Reusable (FAIR) data. DevOps also paves the way for the creation of common, interoperable APIs across diverse scientific domains, accelerating collaboration and propelling scientific exploration. 🔄 3. Compliance With Open Data Mandates: A New Horizon 🌐 In an age where open data mandates are on the rise, DevOps tools ensure that researchers are well-prepared to meet these demands. The tools guide researchers on data release, simplifying the path to compliance. By seamlessly adopting DevOps practices, researchers align with open data mandates, enriching the scientific ecosystem with accessibility and transparency. 📊 Conclusion The confluence of DevOps and scientific computing is nothing short of a revolution. It reshapes the frontier of scientific inquiry, redefining how researchers navigate the intricacies of computational analysis. With DevOps for Scientific Computing, researchers can: Elevate scientific rigor, reproducibility, and transparency. Champion the adoption of FAIR principles and interoperable APIs. Embrace open data mandates with grace and ease. This revolution not only optimizes research workflows but also stands as a symbol of trust and integrity in a world where science's role in society is more crucial than ever. 🌍 In summary, is the transformative force that accelerates scientific progress, enhances the quality of research, and reinforces the integrity of scientific endeavors. DevOps for Scientific Computing It's the symphony where technology and knowledge harmoniously converge, ensuring the pursuit of scientific knowledge remains as captivating and enlightening as ever. 🌟 References Wolfgang Alschner. "The computational analysis of international law". Research Methods in International Law. Edward Elgar Publishing, 2021. Sumon Biswas, Mohammad Wardat, and Hridesh Rajan. "The art and practice of data science pipelines: A comprehensive study of data science pipelines in theory, in-the-small, and in-the-large". Proceedings of the 44th International Conference on Software Engineering, 2022. Jennifer Bryan. "Excuse me, do you have a moment to talk about version control?" The American Statistician, 2018. Yolanda Gil et al. "Examining the Challenges of Scientific Workflows". Computer, 2007. Gregory M Kurtzer, Vanessa Sochat, and Michael W Bauer. "Singularity: Scientific containers for mobility of compute". PLoS One, 2017. Christine Laine et al. "Reproducible research: moving toward research the public can really trust". Ann Intern Med, Mar. 2007. Karthik Ram. "Git can facilitate greater reproducibility and increased transparency in science". Source Code Biol Med, 2013. Roger D Peng. "Reproducible research in computational science". Science, Dec. 2011. Russell A Poldrack et al. "Scanning the horizon: towards transparent and reproducible neuroimaging research". Nat Rev Neurosci, Feb. 2017. Mark D Wilkinson et al. "The FAIR Guiding Principles for scientific data management and stewardship". Sci Data, Mar. 2016.

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