@____prep_ Hi, can you send details to [email protected] such as your account email address and a description or screenshot of the error or problem you get?
Introducing the oTree AI Builder, which can program entire oTree games from a chat prompt, no coding required, with high accuracy: https://t.co/4RAPT0O2EE
More features added to oTree 6.0 beta: back button, live methods on WaitPage, DecimalField with customizable units, multiple custom_export functions, and more.
New oTree beta release, with (1) customizable welcome page / consent form that prevents unintended participation and (2) presence detection in "group by arrival time" that excludes inactive participants unless they click a button in time. https://t.co/6gvJBjHe35
@k_ioannidis_ @aseyq I recently discovered that this app no longer works because it depends on Papercups which has become out of date: https://t.co/8ypIHfa92J
It was a pleasure to deliver this session today.
It is nice to see more and more people interested in learning @otree π§βπ»
Thanks @MethodologyLSE for the opportunity!
Just got an invitation to a kid's friend's birthday. The RSVP form is on Qualtrics. So, who's going to be the first to program a birthday RSVP form using oTree?
Register for the final #MY560 workshop of the year with @martina_testori!
This workshop aims to introduce students and researchers to oTree, a leading open-source framework to conduct experiments in the social sciences.
π Wednesday 14 June
π https://t.co/q7y4xa7r2Y
Heroku free dynos are discontinued, but students can get free Heroku credits through the Student Developer Program: https://t.co/4uXdJ5Zl3O. Also, Heroku has introduced Eco dynos which are very cheap ($5/month pooled across all sites)
@AccExperiments I created an oTree app based on the code I usually use to (1) screen for bots, (2) ask users to allow scripts, and (3) detect proxy/VPN usage. Test it here: https://t.co/419R64k1ON
Download the oTree app here:https://t.co/HzgKyXIYjx #experiments#mturk#otree#prolific#research
In oTree 5.10, if a model field doesn't specify 'min', it will be assumed to be 0. This allows oTree to display the friendlier numeric keypad on mobile. Also prevents unintended negative inputs, e.g. a user 'hacking' the game by entering a negative contribution amount.