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What do you think if we create a simple usage tutorial for some of the basic usages of tasks and orchestrators to README? We already have 4 examples but I think a walkthrough tutorial could help users to develop new pipelines.
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Yes, this is definitely an important task if we wish to attract newcomers more easily.
I think a thorough walkthrough might include:
go through a short pipeline by hand (should be copy-pastable commands but still get point across that files are written/read across multiple programs)
show makefile/snakemake/nextflow and how they suffer when using multiple alternate params/programs for a pipeline step
show how watermill overcomes that (i.e reusable tasks across pipelines, fork)
Maybe we should have a "why" tutorial (i.e. the points above) as well as a "getting started" one. The why one would go through pitfalls of other tools/practices which explains the motivation for watermill. The getting started one explains how the pipeline DAG works and how to create tasks using
PR 55 should have handled the "getting started" tutorial as well as bionode-watermill-tutorial.
Regarding the "why", we could put a link to your blog in README as well as the "getting started" tutorial link.
What do you think if we create a simple usage tutorial for some of the basic usages of tasks and orchestrators to README? We already have 4 examples but I think a walkthrough tutorial could help users to develop new pipelines.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: