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A web server is a server that hosts web pages as requested. It takes in requests in the form of HTTP(Hyper Text Transfer Protocol) and then stores, processes data at the same time. | A web server is a server that hosts web pages as requested. It takes in requests in the form of HTTP(Hyper Text Transfer Protocol) and then stores, processes data at the same time. | ||
Here, we build a web server that ideally predicts a phenotype based on the genetic information it is given. | Here, we build a web server that ideally predicts a phenotype based on the genetic information it is given. | ||
===Goal=== | ===Goal=== | ||
The web server should provide the following: | The web server should provide the following: | ||
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3. A feature to visualize and download the results of the 258 genomes. | 3. A feature to visualize and download the results of the 258 genomes. | ||
===Design Principles=== | |||
1. Minimal | |||
2. Mobile Friendly | |||
3. Short Load Time | |||
4. Contrasting Colors | |||
==Tools== | ==Tools== | ||
Revision as of 17:59, 20 April 2018
Introduction
Background
A web server is a server that hosts web pages as requested. It takes in requests in the form of HTTP(Hyper Text Transfer Protocol) and then stores, processes data at the same time. Here, we build a web server that ideally predicts a phenotype based on the genetic information it is given.
Goal
The web server should provide the following:
1. An easy-to-use tool to help distinguish between Klebsiella phenotypes, by implementing the work of the comparative genomics group.
2. A robust and easy-to-use web-based de-novo assembly tool.
3. A feature to visualize and download the results of the 258 genomes.
Design Principles
1. Minimal
2. Mobile Friendly
3. Short Load Time
4. Contrasting Colors