[Biophp-dev] Ok. Im new Hows the deal?

[Dong Gregorio]

Welcome, Mr. Pinzon!  Well, I guess we're all new here so
feel free to butt in the discussion.  Maybe you can tell
us where you're coming from (the PHP/computing side, the
Bio side, etc.), for starters.  =)    

No, my apologies, Sean.  I think I was the one who was
distracted...  Or maybe it's both (of us)?

You can check the site out at http://genephp.sourceforge.net.

I must stress that everything there is still fluid and under development.  As for the labels "biophp" and "genephp", to me
it's the same thing.  As they say, a rose is still a
rose by whatever name.  Looking forward to "merge" the code
with you guys in the not-so-distant future.  =)

Cheers!

Serge 

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On Tue, 22 Apr 2003 00:36:38  
 S Clark wrote:
>Ah, yes, Serge had sent me some documentation in MS Word format...
>
>I hadn't realized that all this time genephp
>already had a page on sourceforge...tells you how distracted
>I've been lately.
>
>I hadn't seen the code itself yet, but so far the plan is that
>developers will each have their own "subsection" for their own
>code while we work out how to structure the "core" biophp modules.
>I would have no problem keeping a CVS mirror of GenePHP available
>if desired, though it may not be necessary since it's hosted
>on SourceForge.
>
>I'll be adding genephp to the links page, assuming, or course, 
>that Serge doesn't mind (I would assume not!).  I will be doing a
>bit of updating (uploading the "utility" classes for sending POST
>queries and the "generic" filehandle xml parser class) tomorrow
>(well, really "later today" in my timezone), so I'll add the link
>then.
>
>Sean



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