computational biology resources, also a public reading list for me '*' denotes things I want to read or inspect imminently
- Codeacademy - interactive web-hosted courses to familiarise you with fundamentals of a number of languages. Free versions are sufficient to get to know the ropes.
See https://github.com/haskankaya/scrnaseq-resources.
- Ponderomatics Introduction to Git for Bioinformaticians - basic introduction to Git specialised towards bioinformaticians from Jakob Willforss
- *Git from the bottom up - a complete guide on Git from John Wiegley
- *How to read PCA plots - examples of how structures in PCA plots arise from scRNA-seq data with simulations to demonstrate from Valentine Svensson
- *Valentine Svensson's What Do You Mean "Heterogeneity"? - a blog focussed on statistics, scRNA-seq analysis and assorted computational fun
- *Coppola Lab Bioinformatician's Trello Guide, lots of various reading sources to look at - Trello board compiled by Coppola Lab with a bunch of interesting links to investigate
- *Griffith Lab Bioinformatics tutorials compilation
- *Steaming public RNA-seq data instead of downloading and processing it - blog post from Valentine Svensson on how to stream publicly available RNA-seq data into tools instead of downloading the fastq to your hard disk
- *crazyhottomyy's compilation of bioinformatics reading