Kenneth Lui <[email protected]> writes: > I have read some blog post on the BioHaskell blog and took a look at the > biolab 0.5.0.1 source. I read from the blog that there is some refactoring > going on in the library.
Basically, we have a new biocore library, and I'm hacking bits and pieces out of the old biolib to fit them onto biocore. > I am wondering whether there is anything that I can > do to contribute to the project? Unfortunately, we don't (yet) have any centralized repository or bug/feature tracking, you might look at the biohaskell.org wiki, I know I've sometimes jotted down suggestions. One imortant piece of functionality that could be ripped from biolib and made into a separate library, is the BLAST output parser¹. This could also do with some cleanup, and would make a nice, standalone project. It's also fairly open-ended. If you're more interested in algorithms, there's some stuff for sequence alignments that I was never quite satisfied with. In the end, it depends a lot on your interests and skill set. Please keep us updated, and feel free to post any questions to this list. -k ¹ Christian, didn't you do something on this? -- If I haven't seen further, it is by standing in the footprints of giants _______________________________________________ Biohaskell mailing list [email protected] http://malde.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/biohaskell
