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A first attempt at a lesson on custom types. I couldn't find much description of exactly how they are implemented/use cases, so some of what I've written might be inaccurate. Please have a look through and let me know what you'd like me to add/change.

Perhaps I should include a warning against actually downloading interproscan, because it's so large?

The reference to a custom type is a combination of the name of the file in which
the object is defined (`InterProScan-apps.yml`) and the name of the object
within that file (`apps`) that defines the custom type. The square brackets
`[]` define the value of the imported type as an array.
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The [] mean that we want an array of the preceding type, in this case the apps type from the imported InterProScan-apps.yaml file

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Ah, great! Thanks for the clarification. I will update and push tomorrow morning.

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This is ready

@mr-c mr-c merged commit 6a67f62 into gh-pages Sep 8, 2017
@mr-c mr-c deleted the custom-types branch September 8, 2017 09:20
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