WikiPL in reddit

[Alexandros Kanterakis]

Hi,

I posted WikiPL in reddit.com : http://www.reddit.com/r/bioinformatics/comments/oar5p/python_implementation_of_bioinformatics/

So far there are 10 upvotes and 0 downvotes which I think is encouraging. In general there is positive feedback with some nice suggestions:

1. Project's license. GPL v.3 is too restrictive for some code that could be added. Maybe Creative Commons is more appropriate.

2. Name: WikiPL is not indicative for what this site is about. I also own pypedia.com , so maybe it would be a good idea to change the project's name before it is.. too late.

3. The naming of the User articles. The problem with User_JohnDoe_foo is that it messed the indexing with all methods appearing in the U letter. Maybe foo_User_JohnDoe would be better. Or can it be done differently? Can we distinguish User with Admin methods with a nice naming scheme?

4. I should remove Argmax, Mean, Stadard Deviation, and other statistic methods that exist in numpy. (Or call numpy through these articles)

Suggestions?

cheers,

Alex

[Periklis Akritidis]

pypedia is a very good name

[Alexandros Kanterakis]

Then pypedia it is!

I will change and I will send an email.

Thanks,

Alex

[Martin]

Hello, my name is Martín. I'm learning Python for my Master in Bioinformatics, the site come in handy. The name pypedia fits better I think.

2012/1/16 Alexandros Kanterakis <alexandros...@gmail.com>

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Martín

[Alexandros Kanterakis]

Hi Martin, and thanks for your input.

I am in the process of changing the name. I would like to do it in a clean way, so variable names, constants, directories, documentation,... everything will be renamed. So keep in touch!

Cheers,

Alex