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One simple option is github.

I use it a bit to share data and data analysis code. A few good examples of others sharing code and data on the site are listed on this questionthis question.

Benefits of github

  • Easy to upload once you get familiar with git, and why not use git for your version control needs.
  • You can use gists for simple single files
  • It's easy for others to download single or multiple files as an archive
  • It has a good amount of free storage
  • source code can be browsed on the internet
  • and more...

Of course, github isn't perfect for data. I can see the merits of using a more permanent institutional repository or some other dedicated tool for more serious archiving.

One simple option is github.

I use it a bit to share data and data analysis code. A few good examples of others sharing code and data on the site are listed on this question.

Benefits of github

  • Easy to upload once you get familiar with git, and why not use git for your version control needs.
  • You can use gists for simple single files
  • It's easy for others to download single or multiple files as an archive
  • It has a good amount of free storage
  • source code can be browsed on the internet
  • and more...

Of course, github isn't perfect for data. I can see the merits of using a more permanent institutional repository or some other dedicated tool for more serious archiving.

One simple option is github.

I use it a bit to share data and data analysis code. A few good examples of others sharing code and data on the site are listed on this question.

Benefits of github

  • Easy to upload once you get familiar with git, and why not use git for your version control needs.
  • You can use gists for simple single files
  • It's easy for others to download single or multiple files as an archive
  • It has a good amount of free storage
  • source code can be browsed on the internet
  • and more...

Of course, github isn't perfect for data. I can see the merits of using a more permanent institutional repository or some other dedicated tool for more serious archiving.

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One simple option is github.

I use it a bit to share data and data analysis code. A few good examples of others sharing code and data on the site are listed on this question.

Benefits of github

  • Easy to upload once you get familiar with git, and why not use git for your version control needs.
  • You can use gists for simple single files
  • It's easy for others to download single or multiple files as an archive
  • It has a good amount of free storage
  • source code can be browsed on the internet
  • and more...

Of course, github isn't perfect for data. I can see the merits of using a more permanent institutional repository or some other dedicated tool for more serious archiving.