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  • Thanks very good project! +
  • Thanks for updates ;)
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  • Good and useful software
  • Very nice app.
  • The ability to run on windows is a major plus!
  • I use this every single day! I really liked it.
  • One of my top regularly used apps.
  • Thanks guys, this tool is a "must have"
  • The best for Windows! It still needs to have a Mac and Linux version that is actually decent.
  • is better
  • I use this software. Thank you for your work.
  • Stable, full of great features and lightweight. This software is highly recommended!
  • All I use. Keep up the good work.
  • It's soooo beautiful!
  • High efficiency is what want i want:)
  • Has not let me down yet
  • , thank you for the great library.I greatly appreciate if someone could tell me how to connect this library to my current project using NetBeansIDE
  • good job
  • Very impressed, both as command-line tool and as java library. Not very buggy. The API makes sense and is well organized and documented. The mailing list is excellent, and the devs very responsive. The source code is not too bad to follow, if you have to look at it. Make sure you read the FAQ to avoid common gotchas
  • Very nice set of tools. I had to hack around a little bit to get the complete headers out of the fasta files but other then that I have no complaints and it has made my life a lot easier.
  • Great package. The authors are very helpful!
  • Excellent piece of software. We use it regularly both the API and the cli tools. Very well maintained.
  • Can you please post some more examples, like how to call the command line tools you have developed directly via internal methods, rather than having to construct the command-line and exec it
  • Great API to manipulate SAM/BAM files. Developers were very responsive to feature requests in the API.
  • Here are some examples: http://picard.sourceforge.net/command-line-overview.shtml