I love that this video ties together an Object Relational Mapper (ORM), Rake, and the BioRuby framework. It really gives a good idea of how these components can be tied together for Ruby+Bioinformatics newbies.
Joel Dudley’s Pixel Puddle
Musings on genomic medicine, informatics, and shiny things
My Twitter Feed- jdudley: Would recommend Statistical Learning and Data Mining course to anyone. Some new some review, but all really good stuff. http://bit.ly/a7U5Fo
- jdudley: @zimmeee Statistical Learning and Data Mining III http://bit.ly/a7U5Fo
- jdudley: You know you're a nerd when you're giddy to attend a stats and data mining workshop, and you think that Tibshirani and Hastie are rock stars
- jdudley: I'm at Palo Alto Junior Museum And Zoo (1451 Middlefield Rd, at Embarcadero Rd, Palo Alto). http://4sq.com/5WmdvI
- jdudley: 35K individuals in the 23andMe database according to Serge.
- jdudley: Listening to Serge Saxanov give a talk on the 23andMe research platform. #amiastb2010
- jdudley: Speaking at the AMIA Translational Bioinformatics summit today in San Francisco. http://summit2010.amia.org
- jdudley: I'm at Palo Alto calltrain (95 University Avenue, Palo Alto).
- jdudley: I'm at Yuki Sushi - Willow Glen (1140 Lincoln Ave, Willow Street, San Jose). http://4sq.com/9gojbB
- jdudley: @dweekly There is a Mac app ironicly named SelfControl that does the same thing.
