Have you developed an R package, a Python library, or a bioinformatics script? A software paper describes the architecture, implementation, and functionality of your open-source tool.
Software papers like those in the Journal of Open Source Software (JOSS) or Bioinformatics are highly cited. We help bridge the gap between software engineering and academic writing.
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Unit tests, benchmarks, validation against existing tools or ground truth.
Open source licence (MIT, GPL, Apache), GitHub URL, and archived DOI.