Re: Ideas for Biopython 2.0

João Rodrigues <[email protected]> Sun, 25 Jun 2017 18:52:48 -0700
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Copied from the other thread where I mistakenly posted:

I think we should focus on other topics such as modularity. What do the
proponents of the said modularity say about it? What are its advantages? I
personally think a big disadvantage is that with one package install you
get a wide array of tools for a variety of subjects. With a constellation
of modules you might end up with an up-to-date core and an out-of-date lone
module somewhere, which makes things much much harder not only to maintain
but also to debug in case of issues.

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<div dir="ltr">Copied from the other thread where I mistakenly posted:<br><br>I think we should focus on other topics such as 
modularity. What do the proponents of the said modularity say about it? 
What are its advantages? I personally think a big disadvantage is that 
with one package install you get a wide array of tools for a variety of 
subjects. With a constellation of modules you might end up with an 
up-to-date core and an out-of-date lone module somewhere, which makes 
things much much harder not only to maintain but also to debug in case 
of issues. <br><br></div>

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