Thanks a lot for all the encouraging feedback.
More than anything else the friendly atmosphere that seems to prevail on
this mailing list makes me think that it may indeed be worthwhile to
make the package available to this community !
I will have a closer look at the toolshed instructions and
Hi Wolfgang,
I am maintaining a (still young) suite of command line tools (written in
Python) for identification of mutations in model organism genomes
through whole-genome sequencing (https://sourceforge.net/projects/mimodd/).
MiModD aims at geneticists that do not have much background in
bioin
Hello Wolfang,
I agree that developing the Galaxy "way" is not always "easy". The main
advantage of galaxy's toolshed is a point that you stated in your introduction
"reproducibility". Galaxy's toolshed enforces proper versioning of tool
wrappers and its dependency on underlying software. He
Hi Wolfgang
short answer:
Please, put your package into the Galaxy Tool Shed. This makes it
visible to the whole Galaxy community and everybody can profit from it.
long answer:
I have been in the same boat. We never put the Galaxy wrappers and the
perl scripts of our old NGS pipeline into
