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Change words/books example to genomic use case #21

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mgalland opened this issue Jan 5, 2020 · 2 comments
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Change words/books example to genomic use case #21

mgalland opened this issue Jan 5, 2020 · 2 comments

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@mgalland
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mgalland commented Jan 5, 2020

Hello hpc-carpentry team,

I am an Carpentry Instructor and I'd be quite interested to turn this lesson into an official Data Carpentry lesson ultimately as I see a considerable interest for Snakemake among Life Scientists.

As Snakemake is primarily used in genomics as far as I can tell, I'd like to change the example from words and books to some small sequencing dataset.
An example can be seen here in the official Snakemake read the docs.

What do you think?
Cheers
Marc

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psteinb commented Jan 6, 2020 via email

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mgalland commented Jan 6, 2020

Hello Peter,

Thank you for your feedback. Indeed, other SWC lessons do a great job to introduce Python and therefore the intro parts could probably be left out. If you are interested in Snakemake, that probably means that you are not a pure Python beginner anymore!

Indeed, Snakemake can be used for much more than genomics. Have you seen it used a lot for other things than genomics? I personally haven't but curious to see other use cases.

I agree that genomics should not be the default example. Too specific for sure. Would there be a way to "select" a domain of interest on the website (from a drop-down list for instance) so that some episodes with domain-specific would be updated?

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