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On 7/28/11 11:45 AM, 孙 翰菲 wrote:
Hi,
I'm a user of Galaxy, I think Galaxy is a good idea except some small parts.
- Progress Bar for uploading file
I know that implement a progress bar for every tool is quite hard.
But maybe it's not so hard for displaying the _current percent_ of uploading, it's really helpful and comfortable for users (_a countdown timer_ will be better).
- Drag and Drop
I've used gmail on my firefox, and I really like the function of "Drag & Drop" when I upload attachments.
With this function, I can drag _multiple_ small files (for example,'bed' files) in the special region of the page, which is easy to use.
3.Start automatically when uploading finished
Some large files, need quite a long time before the uploading finished.
We need to wait until the uploading is done because we cannot assign a task to an unfinished uploading file.
Maybe we can pre-assign tasks for them, and we can go to other works when we finish doing this, because the operation will automatically apply to them when they have been uploading completely.
I can imagine a story like this:
I am quite tired after a whole day's busy work, but some sequencing data still need to be analyzed because I will show it to my boss tommorow. Then I think of GALAXY can do it well. I open the GALAXY, drag in several sequencing data, and assign a workflow to deal
with the data in 2 minutes. Then I can go to sleep safely because GALAXY will run the workflow automatically when uploading is finished. When I get to GALAXY the next day, all the preliminary results are show on the page of GALAXY.
I think it's really cool because it will reduce a lot of repetitive works for the user, and in my opinion, that is the REAL biology analysis platform.
Best Wishes, Hanfei Sun
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