Danielle Navarro | Toward a grammar of psychological experiments | RStudio (2020)

[@farukhsaid881]

Super fascinating talk & tool! This would be great to port over for experimentation in Python, as the current tool of choice (psychopy) is completely coupled with its GUI. This leads to: * Experimenters not learning "pure" Python * Experimenters still having to "hack-in" code for "codeless" GUI components to properly work * Huge bugs & poor-design smells All props to the collaboraters of psychopy for getting a working tool going, but if you go on any psychopy issue or forum you will see countless experimenters asking questions that remain unresolved for years. Not to mention developers offering paid "consultations" for figuring out how to work in Psychopy. That has to be a cardinal sin in open source.

[@sebastianmullerbalcazar6229]

I am reading your book and material, well done! thank you Danielle! good work!!!

[@americanexile]

Much work to address a real problem in supporting and documenting research. Hope at some point soon you have a team working on this, and not just (mostly) you.