Closed manulera closed 1 month ago
I would love to do this. Are the notebooks available somewhere?
HI @BjornFJohansson I put a link to the notebooks in last call's notes. Here is the link:
https://github.com/JeffXiePL/pydna/tree/docs_peilun/docs/notebooks
These are in @JeffXiePL's fork in a branch called docs_peilun
. He still wants to make some final touches to them before making a PR. I think we can wait for that before reviewing
Hi Manu and Bjorn:
I've finished with a draft of the documentations. Please feel free to review whenever. Two things are still missing, which I could not get right: 1) example for the Gibson Assembly, which I describe in more detail at this issue. 2) cripsr page.
Thank you, Manu and Bjorn, for your help and answering my questions!
Great, I can have a look at it tomorrow!
These will now be merged into dev_bjorn
since the fork also had some small bug fixes. You can review them there at docs/notebooks
.
For anyone reading/reviewing the documentations, just a note that there are some minor to-dos left, but the bulk of the documentation is complete. Please feel free to use/update the documentations.
Soon we will have some jupyter notebooks with documentation on how to get started with pydna (from issue https://github.com/BjornFJohansson/pydna/issues/244).
A task for the hackathon could be to go through this documentation and check if there are missing things, something could be added, there are errors, etc. Several people could review.