Open trautmane opened 10 months ago
@catherinerajendran should be able to list other clients, missing from my project, but used by other projects in the lab.
Hi Eric,
Java clients: TilePairClient, SIFTPointMatchClient Branch: master Viewer: Catmaid, Neuroglancer, OpenSeaDragon (ArgbRenderer for RGB images and ByteRenderer for grayscale images)
Best, Catherine
On Thu, Dec 14, 2023 at 4:32 PM Nishant Shakya @.***> wrote:
- Yes
- a) Java (BoxClient, MipMapClient, RenderSectionClient) b) Spark (N5Client, BoxClient, MipMapClient)
- master for Java clients, ibeam_msem for Spark clients
- Catmaid, Neuroglancer
@catherinerajendran https://github.com/catherinerajendran should be able to list other clients, missing from my project, but used by other projects in the lab.
— Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub https://github.com/saalfeldlab/render/issues/164#issuecomment-1856818455, or unsubscribe https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AEHZVIXA53BU3U6XUXLRVVLYJN47JAVCNFSM6AAAAABAVRFPIKVHI2DSMVQWIX3LMV43OSLTON2WKQ3PNVWWK3TUHMYTQNJWHAYTQNBVGU . You are receiving this because you were mentioned.Message ID: @.***>
Great to hear from you Eric! 1) Yes! 2) These are the ones we use extensively in day-to-day processing tasks, though we do support and access more than these as part of render-python and asap-modules.
Java:
Spark:
3) mostly using the RussTorres s3_urihandler branch, which is closest to tag v2.0.2 -- we are planning to move to a more modern version when we implement some additional infrastructure changes. 4) neuroglancer, particularly with links populated by a custom vizrelay configuration
Thank you, Russel
Hi Eric,
render-python
and asap-modules
in addition: Spark: SIFTPointMatchClient, N5ClientThanks for you countless efforts!
Hi,
The render java and spark clients have accumulated over the years. I'd like to remove any clients that are no longer used or needed and then reorganize the remaining clients into logical sub-packages.
I thought I'd reach out to the relatively small community I think uses render to see what, if any, clients are still being used.
If you or your group/lab uses render, I'd greatly appreciate it if you would add a comment to this issue with answers to the following questions:
I'm tagging the community I know of here: @fcollman @RussTorres @sharmishtaa @mahaling @djkapner @perlman @khaledkhairy @nishantshakya @catherinerajendran @martinschorb
Of course, I'd be happy to hear from anyone else who is using render.
Hope you all are well, Eric