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Software development: rethink display during Knowledge Base Sprint? #97
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After a discussion, we plan to try to include the tools on EDIT GUNC is already there: https://bio.tools/gunc |
Compiling a list of tools that are already there (tagging also @thoelken and @pmjklemm from the tool survey)
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maybe we could simply create a "microbiome" domain on vote for your preference:
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DSMZ's StrainInfo is also accessible and will also be somehow connected to the webportal itself.
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Domain is created and the tools can be added there |
@konrad : The N4M contact form is currently part of the tool overview page. Can this be deleted from the overview, as we will not include it in bio.tools?
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the collection NFDI4Microbiota now exists (https://bio.tools/t?collectionID=%22NFDI4Microbiota%22) but the tools that are part of the domain are not automatically part of the collection. Authors /editors of the tool description need to add it. We could use it for N4M participants |
To clarify (thanks @Ka-Markus for the incentive to write it down) Domain
Collection
Editing tool notice
this information should go on the KB as well. |
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[x] https://bio.tools/mpa_portable |
Will we be discussing the presentation and information display of the software tools during the Knowledge base Sprint?
If yes, a few thoughts to consider and clarify:
-- is the knowledge base the right place for this?
-- and more metadata is needed > see issue 84 for list of suggested metadata fields
-- what does integration mean?
--- As nextflow/nf-core instance via CloWM (hard integration)?
--- As soft integration where the tool exists on it's own? -> I think this is the case for most of the stated tools here.
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