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I wanted to share with you a new thing I'm working on: https://biohandbook.me/

It's a resource for practical best practices and tips to use in bioinformatic analyses. The idea is to work together to define standards and workflows and write them down. I love the open science, FAIR data and FAIR code philosophy but there are not many easy-to-use and direct resources around to actually tell you how to do things in the bioinformatics world.

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The Handbook

The Handbook # Welcome to Hedmad’s Handbook of Nice and Practical Tips! 🎉 This handbook aims to: Collect useful and practical day-to-day tips on how to conduct bioinformatics analyses; Set standards for data formats, workflows, project structure and …
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Frank Aylward
Frank Aylward
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I have some poorly organized genomics tutorials - not sure if something like that would be worth contributing https://faylward.github.io/bioinformatics_tutorials/

[“bioinformatica miscellanea”]

[“Short bioinformatics tutorials for the microbially inclined - non-comprehensive - pseudo-random”]
[“bioinformatica miscellanea”]
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Luca Visentin
Luca Visentin
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@foaylward
Thank you for taking an interest!

I think so! Especially the Unix commands one.

In my mind it would be less about tutorials proper and more about things you can look up when you need them, but I think tutorials can be repurposed for this quite easily. For instance an overwiew of seqkit and some salient commands would be great!

@Frank Aylward

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