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* get a computer
* get a computer
* get a login
* get a login
* get a redmine account
* get permission from Browser Project Manager to cluster-Admins to have your default group set to genecats, your secondary group set to protien
* get a redmine account http://redmine.soe.ucsc.edu (Register)
* email for UCSC and SOE
* email for UCSC and SOE
* subscribe/add to [[Welcome_to_Browser_Staff#Mailing_Lists | mail lists]] (and for QA, these [[Welcome_to_Browser_Staff#For_QA_Staff | additional mail lists]])
* subscribe/add to [[Welcome_to_Browser_Staff#Mailing_Lists | mail lists]] (and for QA, these [[Welcome_to_Browser_Staff#For_QA_Staff | additional mail lists]])

Revision as of 22:26, 19 January 2012

(see also: Getting Started for Browser QA Engineers and Getting Started for Browser Dev Engineers)

Logistics

Tools

Browser

  • Open Helix tutorials
  • ASHG hands-on tutorial

Data

Training person-to-person (in rough chronological order)

  1. machine layout
  2. data flow
  3. using git: day to day commands, and git reports/pair review process
  4. make docs
  5. pushQ
  6. redmine
  7. trackDb.ra and trackDb table
  8. (for Q/A only) QAing a "normal" track (using the New_track_checklist)
    1. joinerCheck
  9. static docs
  10. makefiles
  11. /usr/local/apache vs. the git tree
  12. hgcentral