-
-
Notifications
You must be signed in to change notification settings - Fork 17
New issue
Have a question about this project? Sign up for a free GitHub account to open an issue and contact its maintainers and the community.
By clicking “Sign up for GitHub”, you agree to our terms of service and privacy statement. We’ll occasionally send you account related emails.
Already on GitHub? Sign in to your account
Package should belong to JuliaCollections #48
Comments
IntervalTrees was made by someone in BioJulia, for biological purposes, for BioJulia, and it is maintained by people in BioJulia. I have to mirror comments others have made in other issues you've made elsewhere in the julia ecosystem: The GitHub organisations feature is for developers, not users. GitHub has tools to make repos discoverable (orgganizations is not one of them): allowing you to find repos by language, repository type, and by (most importantly to this issue) topic words. If you want to find a package for parsing FASTA files, limit the search to julia, and then look for the fasta keyword. Some of BioJulia repos are not tagged with keywords very well, but we are trying to make that better going forward. We would probably do well to make sure we publish software notes of our packages in the future to make them more discoverable. |
Hello JuliaBio, Ms Sabrina Ward. Trying to be concise, and constructive about a not so easy situation ABOUT JULIABIO WORKS ABOUT THE GLOBAL JULIA ECOSYSTEM ABOUT THE GLOBAL FOSS PROFESSIONAL ECOSYSTEM Key people without any more free time, difficulty to upgrade may be a premise, Julia Computing supports approximatively 30 packages. I am deeply inclined support will be better than with Anaconda 650 python ones. And hope those practices will continue and spread in Julia landscape. Thanks anyway to have open-source so many projects. Best Regards No need to close others comments since that was my last unanswered remark. |
Hello BioJulia,
I'm fighting with entropy in the Julia world those days. It's becoming very,
very hard to know where to grasp a recommended / authoritative package among
Julia ones, even in 2019.
Doesn't this package would be better hosted at
JuliaCollections so anyone concerned would
find it easily ?
Thanks
PS see #32
PPS template removed since it does not apply
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: