This repository contains reusable code snippets designed to accelerate the development of custom applications within the **Application Workbench** on the [EPISODES Platform](https://episodesplatform.eu/). Use these snippets to enhance your projects by copying and integrating them directly into your application repositories.
The Application Workbench is a web interface for creating and managing GIT repositories, allowing users to build custom applications for data analysis and virtual experimentation. Learn more at the [Application Workbench](https://epos-apps.grid.cyfronet.pl/).
## Purpose of This Repository
The **Shared Snippets** repository aims to:
- Provide reusable and commonly used code snippets that can be integrated into user-created applications within the Application Workbench.
- Speed up the development process by offering ready-to-use code components.
- Encourage the sharing and reuse of useful code fragments among Workbench users.
## How to Use Snippets
1.**Browse**: Find a suitable snippet in the repository.
2.**Copy**: Copy the snippet code directly into your application’s codebase within the Application Workbench.
3.**Customize**: Modify the snippet if necessary to fit the specific requirements of your application.
4.**Check for Updates**: Regularly revisit this repository to see if there are any updates or improvements to the snippets you are using. Manually update your code as needed.
5.**Follow Guidelines**: Make sure to read any guidelines or comments within the snippet for proper integration.
6.**Review Licenses**: Always review the snippet’s license and ensure it complies with your application’s requirements.
## Repository Structure
The repository is organized by programming languages to help you easily find the snippets relevant to your needs:
- **`/matlab`** - MATLAB code snippets.
- **`/python`** - Python code snippets.
## Contributing
We welcome contributions to this repository! If you have a code snippet that could be useful to others, feel free to add it:
1. Fork the repository.
2. Create a new branch for your snippet.
3. Add your snippet to the appropriate folder and include comments explaining its purpose and usage.
4. Submit a pull request with a brief description of your contribution.
## Acknowledgements
Developed with support from the EPOS-PL project (No POIR.04.02.00-14-A003/16), co-financed by the European Union from the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF).
