While in genomics transciptomics everyone is in conda containers. In proteomics, we can't distribute the software without clicking a license page. New tool MutCombinator following the same style... I don't know how the field will move to large-scale data analysis.
The @BioContainers Registry is a light-metadata interface to quickly find the tool and the corresponding container (biocontainers.pro/#/registry). You can get info about NAME, Number of downloads, short description, License. What other information you would like to see?
Thanks to @EuBIC_ms the new SDRF file format for proteomics is really getting adopted. Multiple contributions from @EuBIC_ms members such as @mvaudel@OpenMSTeam @lgatt0 and Lev Levitsky, Johannes Griss github.com/bigbio/proteomics… . We hope more people get involved.
61 projects annotated using the SDRF specification (github.com/bigbio/proteomics…). TMT, SILAC, Label-Free, phospho-proteomics, protein-protein interactions experiments. A validator is now in place, every time a collaborator add a new experiment, the PR will be validate before merge.