Open korikuzma opened 1 year ago
korikuzma
commented
1 year ago There is a nice figure on the biocommons website that show the majority of biocommons projects and how they interact with each other (see here). It would be nice to include more text on this.
ccaitlingo
commented
1 year ago hgvs has several helpful walk-throughs here. creating-a-variant, hgvs-poster, and using-hgvs look especially good, although they might still need more context.
marisolcontreras1
commented
1 year ago Interested in learning
katiestahl
commented
1 year ago interested in helping with this since I remember having a lot of issues when I was getting started, and I used different instructions from the Readme. Additionally, I recall running into environmental issues that were unique to users setting up biocommons projects (uta, seqrepo come to mind) using a Mac with Apple M1 chips.
Would also be interested in leading/co-leading this issue
Submitter Name
Alex Wagner (@ahwagner)
Submitter Affiliation
Nationwide Children's Hospital
Requested By
biocommons community
Additional Submitter Details
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LEAD NEEDED
biocommons Repo
general
Project Details
The goal for this project is to update or develop documentation that support new users. The exact goals will be decided by those who participate in this project based on the skills available and specific outcomes that they identify. A few suggestions:
It would be nice to have something good for non technical folks and people just getting started with a biocommons project. Maybe hands on tutorials similar to the notebooks in vrs-python?
@ahwagner : It would be nice if the biocommons utils had pages similar to phenopackets.org (links to vision, people involved, readthedocs etc). Maybe could have this as pages on biocommons.org.
Can we parallel hgvs documentation on readthedocs for the other tools? Quick start is amazing!
Skill Level
Newcomer
Required Skills
Python, Jupyter Notebooks, Read the Docs