We've released Exon 0.3.0, and with it came significant performance improvements to the VCF component while keeping an interface that is germane to SQL. Trent Hauck wrote about it here: wheretrue.dev/blog/exon-0.3.…

We've updated our website to reflect the tools we've made available or are in the process of 😼: wheretrue.com -- please give it a look

New feature just shipped in Exon: hive partitioning for bioinformatic files. Read about it, new ExonR SQL Sessions, and GitHub Sponsor activation. wheretrue.dev/blog/table-par…

We've release initial support for the postgres wire protocol to Exome. This means you can use common postgres tools to connect directly with your bioinformatics data. See our blog post for more, including temporary limitations (no pg_catalog support). wheretrue.dev/blog/basic-pos…

Interested in using Delta Lake for your bioinformatic data? See how BioBear can help. wheretrue.dev/docs/exon/biob…

New exon release includes table functions, indexed GFF file, FCS file, and other improvements. Check out the post here for more info: wheretrue.dev/blog/exon-and-…

Already using Nextflow? See how you can easily extend your pipelines to support your data engineering needs without a separate system. wheretrue.dev/blog/exon-cli

BioBear hit 100 stars on GitHub recently. Thanks to everyone for your support! github.com/wheretrue/biob…

New version of biobear was just released with lots of improvements. Here we see: - More pythonic API, especially for DataFrame use - Type annotations for API discoverability in your editor - CRAM file support

Want to upload VCF data to your data warehouse with queryable structs for the complex fields like INFOS? See this short tutorial to learn more: youtu.be/oYV87uzuzXY?si…

Notes on our latest release: wheretrue.dev/blog/exon-rele…... it's now possible to `COPY` from tables into FASTA or FASTQ files. You can also go straight to integer encodings for DNA and AAs from FASTA files for faster training and inference.

We've released initially support for SDF files in biobear and exon. Learn more here: wheretrue.dev/blog.