[Biophp-dev] introduce myself

[Serge Gregorio]

Frank,

Welcome to the BioPHP/GenePHP project mailing list!  We're
glad to hear your interest in the subject.  Feel free to 
look around.  There are files in the CVS repository.  For
documentation of some of the code, you might have to go
to this link:

   http://genephp.sourceforge.net/techdoc_set.html

You can check out the proposed design at:

   http://genephp.sourceforge.net/genephp_design.html

And some demo scripts at:

   http://genephp.sourceforge.net/applist.html

Now, don't be confused with the two sites.  GenePHP and 
BioPHP are basically working towards a common goal, which
is to help PHP developers (or would-be developers) write
biology/bioinformatics code easier and better.  =)

Regards,

Serge Gregorio
 
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On Thu,  1 May 2003 14:45:22  
 asseg wrote:
>hi there,
>
>since i will be reading this maillinglist in the future id like to
>introduce myself to u people:
>i dwell in the southern blackforest in germany (gmt+1) in the beautiful city
>of freiburg, where i spent my time at boring informatics seminars,
>the university hospital (the place i work), at my computer, or on my skateboard
>(please dont think of me baggy-panted, wearing a baseballcap wrongways.)
>i started studying biology in 1998 and switched to informatics after
>finishing the mid-term exams in 2001, because of the most boring
>botany classes, which i could no longer endure.
>a while ago i wrote a phpclass for procaryotic mRNA, that implemented
>some basic methods like (get_stop/start_codon(s)(),find_protein_codon())
>as a homework, that has again awaken some interest for genetics. But i have
>to familiarize myself with the different DB-Standards and not to forget
>freshen up my knowledge about genetics again %-)
>the thing i like about php is definetely easy usage. when coding
>c/perl/java (dont even ask about c++ or c#), i need the internet,
>a book or at least header files, to get the thing running, where php
>syntax is so much more predictable. and theres more to come: i'm most
>curious about php5's oo.
>
>best regards,
>      frank
>
>Please be patient im still re-learning (promoter? intron? repressor? banana?)
>and excuse wrong usage of the english language.
>
>
>----------------boring bio facts--------------------
>like everyone else around that time i started with the commodore
>flotilla (vc20/c64/c128) and basic. since my dad refused to buy an
>amiga (guess why;) i got on the x86-track quite early, ending up with
>some cheesy m$-dos3 commandline while my friends enjoyed "Stunt Car
>Racer" in 4096 colors. so i learned pascal.
>couple of years after i was moving out and faced the tragedy of
>getting employed myself, programmer seemed the right choice because
>i was always a fan of all kinds of puzzles, and physically incredibly lazy.
>after some jobhopping i found a nice sysop job at the universityhospital
>here in freiburg, where i use php for pagemaintaining and also it serves
>me as interpreter for maintenance scripts on the windowsclients. At home
>php serves  the same purpose, being an interpreter on my weenie and my
>linux.
>Now im 27 years old, and it seems to me, im one of those
>never-to-graduate students.
>----------------boring bio facts--------------------
>
>
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