WDL (pronounced widdle) is a workflow definition language designed from the ground up as a human-readable and -writable way to express tasks and workflows.
We're hosting a WDL hackathon focused on testing next week Feb 18-19 at the Broad Institute. Join us! Full details at https://t.co/36oQbjCQ6A and registration form at https://t.co/8Q0HXON0Z2
Earlier this month, we released Cromwell on Azure, an open-source project on GitHub from Microsoft Genomics that provides scientific workflow management for genetic analysis. https://t.co/4yhOMs7hzD #MSFTAdvocate
Featuring WDL and Cromwell on @Azure thanks to @Microsoft@Health_IT -- see also our blog at https://t.co/35jHw7yIqt. Come chat about it at the @BroadGenomics booth 714 if you're at #ASHG19 this week!
So looking forward to having v1.0 support in @TerraBioApp ! It will unlock some really neat features with important effects like increased portability.
Here are my highlights of the presentation of @TerraBioApp this week explaining current and future developments in the platform: (a) @WDL_dev v1.0 support underway and (b) Terminal/CLI support ongoing in 2019Q4 and 2020
This blog post walks you through the basic steps involved in running the preset pipelines; you'll see it's pretty straightforward. https://t.co/7cRFLTNk60
Did you know our 1.6.0 release back in April lets you launch WDL workflows via @TerraBioApp now? Browse our workflows at https://t.co/u0VlYmLQrj and try it out!
Would anyone in the Boston/Cambridge area be interested in an informal meetup about GATK? Chat about current tools, go over a few practical examples of how things work, comment on development roadmap (next features coming down the pipe) etc? If so, when/where?
We had a hackathon yesterday to make the AWS support in Cromwell. A lot of great progress was made, the next release should be exciting for the AWS users :)
GitHub sandbox project for creating and running
@WDL_dev pipelines in Cromwell: https://t.co/SDaKPHiSvS. Runs locally and via @googlecloud Genomics API. Actually got to do some real coding over the past few weeks...!
If you maintain @WDL_dev workflows, "miniwdl check" can speed up your code/test/debug loop by detecting mistakes and oversights through static code analysis. Covers task shell scripts as well as WDL wiring. Early days; give it a try and file issues: https://t.co/FzQtn71IA0
On my way home after a fabulous @gatk_dev workshop in Copenhagen. Looking forward to get started implementing #GATK4 in our clinical workflow back home. Also really impressed by #WDL, #Cromwell, and #FireCloud. Will definitely try running “FiveDollarGenome” on my own genome data.