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Heading that names 'multiple tables' in data management episodes leads to confusion #44
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I think the text works, but it could be clarified and simplified. Leaving here with a "help wanted" label for now, hoping that someone will have a brainwave as to how to clarify the section. |
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- Record different data types in individual tables as appropriate (e.g. sample metadata may be kept separately from sequencing experiment metadata) - Use unique identifiers for every record in a table, allowing linkages between tables (e.g. sample identifiers are recorded in the sequencing experiment metadata) Addresses #44
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* Summary and clarifications in 02-data_management.md * Clarifications in 04-collaboration.md * Simplify recap in 08-what_next.md * changelog explanation and minor edits to 06-track_changes.md * Clarify 05-project_organization.md * Links, clarifications, in 05-project_organization.md * Attribution to GEP paper in 02-data_management.md * Attribute GEP paper in 03-software.md * Attribute GEP paper in 04-collaboration.md * Attribute GEP paper in 06-track_changes.md * Attribute GEP paper in 07-manuscripts.md * Add links in 03-software.md * More links in 03-software.md * Intro discussion notes in instructor guide * Added links to resources on file naming Addresses #42 * Clarified use of multiple tables - Record different data types in individual tables as appropriate (e.g. sample metadata may be kept separately from sequencing experiment metadata) - Use unique identifiers for every record in a table, allowing linkages between tables (e.g. sample identifiers are recorded in the sequencing experiment metadata) Addresses #44 * Modifications to pseudocode exercise Simplified exercise by giving learners the function and asking them to call the function with different parameters, then use the function within a for loop. * Link fix for Azure * Section heading change for multiple tables * Expanded glossary --------- Co-authored-by: ameynert <[email protected]>
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* Summary and clarifications in 02-data_management.md * Clarifications in 04-collaboration.md * Simplify recap in 08-what_next.md * changelog explanation and minor edits to 06-track_changes.md * Clarify 05-project_organization.md * Links, clarifications, in 05-project_organization.md * Attribution to GEP paper in 02-data_management.md * Attribute GEP paper in 03-software.md * Attribute GEP paper in 04-collaboration.md * Attribute GEP paper in 06-track_changes.md * Attribute GEP paper in 07-manuscripts.md * Add links in 03-software.md * More links in 03-software.md * Intro discussion notes in instructor guide * Added links to resources on file naming Addresses #42 * Clarified use of multiple tables - Record different data types in individual tables as appropriate (e.g. sample metadata may be kept separately from sequencing experiment metadata) - Use unique identifiers for every record in a table, allowing linkages between tables (e.g. sample identifiers are recorded in the sequencing experiment metadata) Addresses #44 * Modifications to pseudocode exercise Simplified exercise by giving learners the function and asking them to call the function with different parameters, then use the function within a for loop. * Link fix for Azure * Section heading change for multiple tables * Expanded glossary --------- Co-authored-by: ameynert <[email protected]>
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During the hackathon, together with @egountouna and @ggrimes we found the heading "Anticipate the need to use multiple tables, and use a unique identifier for every record" a little bit confusing. We should consider rephrasing this bit. The paragraph talks about using unique ids to link multiple tables (in a database kind of style).
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