[Biococoa-dev] BioCocoa homepage
Alexander Griekspoor
mekentosj at gmail.com
Sun Jul 2 07:39:54 EDT 2006
Hi guys,
I registered for a poster session at the WWDC using the following
abstract (a slight adaption from what we used last year).
Organization/Affiliation
The BioCocoa project at bioinformatics.org
Title of Poster
BioCocoa – A Cocoa framework for handling and manipulating biological
sequences
Abstract Text
BioCocoa is an opensource Cocoa framework for bioinformatics written
in Objective-C. We intend to provide Cocoa programmers with a full
suite of tools for handling and manipulating biological sequence
information. Initially started as framework to read and write the
plethora of available sequence file formats, we work to make BioCocoa
a more general bioframework leveraging the power of the objective-C
language and Cocoa frameworks. Eventually, we aspire to become
siblings of OpenBio.org projects like BioJava, BioPerl, and BioRuby.
We will discuss the framework structure and layout, its design
principles, current status and future plans, and will show examples
of applications that already use the BioCocoa framework.
URL: http://www.bioinformatics.org/biococoa/
> So what's going to be on the poster? Just a copy of the website, or
> some more stuff. For instance a screenshot of apps that use BioCocoa.
After my trip next week back to Holland I'll try to wrap up some
ideas into a draft poster that we can work further on.
Cheers,
Alex
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