Update tools and datasets#529
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- removed the statistics for number of files and size (often not verifiable, incorrect and hard to keep updated) - split the resources into categories, somewhat similar to the tools section
motivated by the mention of zarrs in ome#525
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Hi @lubianat, I just read your post on image.sc and thought I'd suggest adding multiview-stitcher under "Other tools and libraries". Disclaimer: I'm the main developer of the tool.
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Co-authored-by: m-albert <marvin.albert@gmail.com>
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@m-albert thanks! I added you as a co-author (after some struggle), hopefully that is okay |
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@lubianat Amazing, thank you Tiago 🙏 |
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Also adds mentions of BIDS (ome#514), Zowser, HuggingFace Hub, the thumbnails convention, RO-Crate and BioCroissant.
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Hi @ome/ngff-docs team! This PR is ready for me, I won't add new tools to it or it will just take forever. I'll work on other ways of documenting the tool ecosystem that may scale better (e.g. https://tiago.bio.br/ome-zarr-resources), because there is a lot of good things out there |
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Thanks, @lubianat! From my POV, this looks great:
I'm inclined to get it in (esp. with you away next week). If I can get any 👍s then I'll push. If there are blockers, please let me know. But especially for the @ome/ngff-docs team, I'd suggest follow-up PRs rather than adding to this one. |



This PR addresses documentation gaps outlined in multiple issues
(1) The
datapage is restructured in significant ways:Data resources are now categorized, similarly to the tools page
There are small paragraphs describing the sets of resources, as well as a general introduction
Information on size and number of OME-Zarr files in each resource is removed (it is unmaintainable and often hard/impossible to verify). Without a way to check it, there is a risk of misinforming the reader and the numbers get brittle. Some of them were clearly outdated.
(2) A new
ecosystempage is created, covering the projects that did not fit ontoolsor data`(3) The PR is also collecting new tools and resources, so they are not spread in many small PRs (cited in the commits individually).
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(4) it sets the OME logo as a favicon (closes #532)
This PR supersedes
Points to clear out:
as this ended up being somewhat large, cc @ome/ngff-docs