sciencegitmojis

Inspired by the Gitmoji Triangle, we made a list of relevant emojis for Github commits, more tuned towards scientists rather than developers. A useful reference for our next generation of students!

Science

• 💊 :pill: pharma code
• 🐚 :shell: writing shell code
• 🐸 :frog: KERMIT related
• 🐍 :snake: writing python code
• 📊 :bar_chart: plots figures
• 🔬 :microscope: analysing results
• ✒️ :black_nib: writing manuscript
• 🐉 :dragon: ugly, but working code
• 🎣 :fishing_pole_and_fish: p value hacking
• 🔮 :crystal_ball: predictive model
• ⏰ :alarm_clock: mechanistic model
• 🎯 :dart: probability/sampling
• 📼 :vhs: adding animation
• 💲 :heavy_dollar_sign: consulting
• 🚅 :bullettrain_front: code for HPC/eraser
• 💿 :cd: adding data
• 👗 :dress: interpreting results
• :bowtie: presentation

Education

• 👴 :older_man: code from the professor
• 🚸 :children_crossing: helping thesis students
• 🍭 :lollipop: giving code to thesis students
• 🎷 :saxophone: help from Joris
• 🖕 :fu: giving constructive feedback
• 🚴 :bicyclist: adding an exercise

Github

• 😶 :no_mouth: ...
• 😑 :expressionless: annoyed
• 🚮 :put_litter_in_its_place: update gitignore

Refine

Flaws

• 🐛 :bug: fixing a bug
• ✏️ :pencil2: fixing typos
• 💡 :bulb: documenting source code
• ✅ :white_check_mark: adding tests
• 🚨 :rotating_light: removing linter warnings
• 🔉 :sound: adding logs
• 🔇 :mute: removing logs

Quality

• 🎨 :art: improving structure/format of the code
• ⚡ :zap: improving performance

Stability

• 🚑 :ambulance: critical hotfix

Create

Features and new material

• ✨ :sparkles: introducing new features
• 🚧 :construction: work in progress
• 🌱 :seedling: quick implementation of an idea
• ♻️ :recycle: code found on the Stackoverflow/internet
• 🐙 :octopus: adding lots of features at once
• 👻 :ghost: working on a project that is no longer funded
• 👙 :bikini: writing minimalistic code
• 👽 :alien: code from unknown source
• 🔨 :hammer: abusing favourite technique
• ➿ :loop: doing everything with for loops (can be nested)
• 😐 :neutral_face: working on code, it doesn't really work, but you commit it anyway because you want to go home

Changes

• 💄 :lipstick: style update
• 🔥 :fire: removing code or files
• 🚚 :truck: moving or renaming files
• 🔒 :lock: fixing implementation
• 🗻 :mount_fuji: optimising code

Reliability

• 🔧 :wrench: changing configuration files
• ➕ :heavy_plus_sign: adding dependency
• ➖ :heavy_minus_sign: removing dependency
• 🐘 :elephant: important issue that needs to be addressed
• 💱 :currency_exchange: porting code to new platform

Contributors

• Bram
• Daan
• Michiel