[BioPython] can I contribute?

[Jeffrey Chang]

Congratulations on moving over to python.  Computational chemistry is 
a pretty related field -- Andrew Dalke, one of the founders of the 
project has done a lot of work there.  What kind of thing do you have 
in mind?  We could use people doing development, documentation, and 
regression tests.

To get started, you should sign up for the mailing list, and become 
familiar with the code.  It would be helpful for us if you could 
document any difficulties you had in approaching the code, from the 
perspective of a new user!

Jeff


At 1:20 PM -0400 8/10/01, Rajarshi Guha wrote:
>Hi,
>   I'ma recent Pythpn convert and have been doing some things here and
>there to get upto speed with Python. Now I'm looking for some meatier
>stuff to work on and I came across the BioPython site. I have a background
>in computational chemistry and have a 'general knowledge' (which means,
>not much!) of bioinformatics/mol. bio.
>Is there anyway I can contribute or help out with the project. I
>
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