Bioperl: other options for Bioperl gatherings

[Nigel Brown <Nigel Brown]

My turn to come out of the woodwork.

Yes, I'd be interested in some kind of bioperl meeting (I missed ISMB 98).
For my part, I'd like to discuss contributing:

 1) MView  ( http://mathbio.nimr.mrc.ac.uk/nbrown/mview/ )

and/or

 2) The underlying parser family (blast, fasta, clustalw, msf, embl,
    genbank, embl-feature table, etc.). These work but are too much for one
    person to maintain.

An opportunity to meet, to find out who (if any :-) of you lot use it, and
to see ways of merging into bioperl would be interesting (ie., technical
feedback).

Chris Dagdigian wrote:
>                                                      .... Extending an
> invitation to people who have working code that they want to release into
> the public domain and/or integrate into the bioperl codebase may also be
> very useful.

ciao
n

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