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I did not ask him or sync with him, but perhaps he may appreciate if you guys would
also mention his bindings in the main README. :)
Anyway.
I just installed edlib; next step for me will be to test kojix2 bindings. But when I had
a look at the main README I was wondering "why would I use edlib".
Note - I think I use some slower ruby solution to calculate edit distance / levensthein
distance. So I am quite clueless here. But I think it would be useful if you guys
could either add to the FAQ "why use edlib" (yes, silly question but people may
ask it), and, if there are other alternatives, perhaps also add a table that could
mention a few differences? You kind of list reasons for edlib in the intro but I
think a short, succinct table near the end of the README would be very
convenient for "first time visitors". Simply something that gives us a reason to
use edlib, as opposed to xyz software elsewhere (and that is a genuine request,
I really currently have no idea. Perhaps benchmarks could be added for comparison
but you guys have a finite amount of time and I don't want to make this request
taking too long of your unpaid spare time either.)
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I don't think it is necessary to put it in the README as it is already explained in detail in the paper as to why we use edlib.
doi: 10.1093/bioinformatics/btw753 There are often projects where papers are listed at the top of the README, but I personally don't like those. In other words, the current README is sufficient for me.
However, if you could include the Ruby bindings in the README, that would be great, and I will send you a PR.
Thanks.
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Hey guys,
I just found the project via kojix2 indirectly, as he wrote the ruby bindings here:
https://github.com/kojix2/ruby-edlib
I did not ask him or sync with him, but perhaps he may appreciate if you guys would
also mention his bindings in the main README. :)
Anyway.
I just installed edlib; next step for me will be to test kojix2 bindings. But when I had
a look at the main README I was wondering "why would I use edlib".
Note - I think I use some slower ruby solution to calculate edit distance / levensthein
distance. So I am quite clueless here. But I think it would be useful if you guys
could either add to the FAQ "why use edlib" (yes, silly question but people may
ask it), and, if there are other alternatives, perhaps also add a table that could
mention a few differences? You kind of list reasons for edlib in the intro but I
think a short, succinct table near the end of the README would be very
convenient for "first time visitors". Simply something that gives us a reason to
use edlib, as opposed to xyz software elsewhere (and that is a genuine request,
I really currently have no idea. Perhaps benchmarks could be added for comparison
but you guys have a finite amount of time and I don't want to make this request
taking too long of your unpaid spare time either.)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: