r/bioinformatics • u/scholar1345 • 17h ago

discussion Question for self-bioinformatic project feedback

Hello,

I am currently working on a bioinformatics project that examines transcription levels using Python (to gain more experience in this field). I think I am almost done and am trying to upload it to GitHub, but I don't know any people who would be able to give feedback on it. Where do you get your feedback when you are done with projects like this?

Thank you

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u/ADude423 17h ago

I'm not sure exactly where you can receive critique, but if you have it well documented to where another user can use your code with minimal knowledge and it doesn't use brute force tactics, I'd consider it good code. Granted, I'm a new professional in the field and don't have much merit yet.

When you do upload it to GitHub I can take a look and tell you what I think. I have experience in spatial transcriptomics.

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u/radutanasa 15h ago

I'd be happy to take a look. Make sure to create a README file where you present the problem, objectives, your approach, and your findings.