I learned about software guidelines on the intranet and API mocking tools. The open hour was very informative.

I will definitely return if I need guidance or software development advice. RSE team is super open and friendly!

Oh I have learned a lot of new things! For each of my two questions I felt like I received 3-5 tools to use and directions to research.

I just wanted to hear about RSE in general, without any big expectation, to apply on the applications I develop. In the end, we were able to discuss with certain detail my own particular case.

Very agreeable team, enjoyed talking with them, and I will definitely be back for feedback, to share my progress, and to raise the next couple of questions I ran into.

I would certainly go back, not only to keep asking new questions once they come up, but to also keep being involved with the community. It has been a really nice and pleasant experience chatting with other people who work on research software (and who know about the challenges this brings) since in my own institute there are not too many people doing so.

During the open hour, I anticipated being able to ask questions and possibly receive recommendations or guidance on where to find answers. I feel that my expectations were fully met by the actual experience.

Besides the guidelines for software development, I have also learned about many new tools that I can apply to fulfil them (Selenium, Cypress.io, WireMock, Coveralls and others). It was also good to discuss how to proceed and to learn about future plans for RSE on FZJ

Yes (I would go back). I think now that I made introductions, I feel easier asking questions (I have a few lined up, including, but not limited to: monitoring software stacks, visualization of metrics/monitoring, performance of python libraries in the context of a REST framework).