Hi Michal, the wiki could really be re-organized a bit (or a bit more...). I currently kind of hope to have a little bit of time during the winter holidays.
If you, however, want to reorganize now, I'd be happy with it and any ``sane'' organization of libraries (like your proposal) would be ok with me. Gruss, Christian * Michał J Gajda <mjga...@gmail.com> [23.11.2013 16:48]: > Hi, > I have just added two new libraries useful for structural bioinformatics: > parseSTAR and hTalos to Hackage. > I also wanted to put them next to hPDB on biohaskell.org website. > However, I noticed that there is a rather unordered collection of packages > that are supposed to direct others towards a list of libraries. Which ones > should we keep? > http://biohaskell.org/Libraries > http://www.biohaskell.org/LibrarySplit > There are also dead links: > http://blog.malde.org/index.php/2011/07/16/project-vienna/ > It is also unconvenient that they are organized by history of the packages > instead of being organized by application. For the new user, it would be > probably better to organize a list like this: > General > A * core libraries used by other projects > A * ADP > Sequences > A * parsing... > Structural bioinformatics > A * secondary structures > A A A * RNA ... > A * tertiary structures > A A A * hPDB ... > What do you think about it? > -- > A Best regards > A A MichaAA*
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