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TurkServer will make your life easier when running complicated experiments online. Please read the articles in the getting started section to better understand the design of TurkServer and how your experiments may fit in. Please feel free to open issues for bugs you encounter, ask questions about unclear documentation, and fork the project and send in good pull requests to improve the code.
If you need more information about anything, send an e-mail to Andrew Mao.
- Overview of running experiments on MTurk
- Quick Start guide to setting up your coding environment.
- Server API - Writing an experiment
- Client API - Writing an experiment client
- Running Experiments - Starting and running an experiment
- Getting started with server programming using Java and Maven
- Experiment Testing, or, how to avoid "Oops, I spent a lot of money recruiting workers to a broken experiment"
- Client UI in Javascript - developing usable, intuitive experiment user interfaces that integrate with TurkServer and run in the browser
- Example Projects built with TurkServer. Check this out for some more concrete references for building and running experiments.
- Protocol used by the server and clients to communicate over CometD.