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They also seem to be missing Bioconductor, which is where a huge percentage of (maybe even most?) R biology packages are located. Allowing submissions and someh
by zbjornson 11y ago
They also seem to be missing Bioconductor, which is where a huge percentage of (maybe even most?) R biology packages are located. Allowing submissions and somehow indexing the relevant repositories in GitHub would be huge.
- jasonpriem 11y agoYep, we chose CRAN for the MVP, since it's the main R package host. But adding other sources is the plan, and Bioconductor is at the top of that list for R.