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In contrast to our other Journals, Codebases publications come in two types: userguide/documentation and codebase release, in coherent bundles. Multiple releases updating the code can thus be attached to a longer-lived userguide. We hope this venue will prove useful to you!

Publications in SciPost Physics Codebases benefit from the same professional treatment given to those in our other Journals, including metadata handling, citable DOI, citations listing, funding information handling, permanent archiving and many others.

Contributors to research-level software development can thus obtain proper recognition and find their rightful place within the modern scientific literature. As per other SciPost Journals, SciPost Physics Codebases implements all of our Genuine Open Access principles.

For your information, SciPost Physics Codebases aims to offer a high-profile publishing venue in which research-level numerical algorithms, protocols and software packages can be disseminated as fully-featured publications.

We are thrilled to announce the first paper in our newest journal, SciPost Phys. Codebases! A new-generation journal for codes and algorithms in Physics research. https://t.co/wvWuzpmuXM Check out its first publication: the ALF project 2.0 (Assaad et al.)

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