Re: [Gmod-schema] new module development--best way to proceed?

[David E. <em...@mo...>]

Hi Kara,

I can't speak for Chris Mungall, and he's away for a week I think, but 
I'd love to be involved pretty early on.

Maybe the way to proceed would be, once you get a preliminary sketch of 
the new module together (table outlines, whatever), post it to the 
gmod-schema list and let people who are interested coalesce.  There may 
be many or few, I have no idea.  At any rate, getting your module 
defined and setting up a directory in the sourceforge chado cvs will be 
a good start.

Best,

-Dave

On Fri, 18 Jun 2004 2:20pm, Kara Dolinski wrote:
> Hello,
>
> We are working on building a database for a data integration/gene 
> functional prediction system, and our goal is to design this around the 
> chado/gmod schema so that it'll be easier for others, if they'd like, 
> to use our system.  To start, we'll probably need to create about 6-8 
> new tables for our data integration module.  We're at a pretty early 
> stage, but I wanted to check in early to see the best way for us to 
> proceed.  For example, do the schema developers want to be involved 
> pretty early on, as we're kicking around ideas for table design, or is 
> it preferred that we come up with a relatively complete, final design 
> that we then propose to everyone?  If there's a preferred method for 
> schema development, then we want to be sure we're following it.
>
> Thanks,
> Kara
>
>
>
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