[BioPython] New biopython.org website

[Michiel Jan Laurens de Hoon]

Thanks for your work, it is looking good.
On the biopython page, there used to be a set of links to software that 
was bio and python but for some reason didn't fit well in the biopython 
project. This included our clustering software for gene expression data, 
which is why I'm asking. Is that list still available? Another option 
would be for us to submit the clustering software as a new module to the 
biopython project, if people are interested.

--Michiel.

Brad Chapman wrote:

> Hello everyone;
> I'm happy to announce that we've gotten a brand spanking new
> biopython.org website up and running. The site is now hosted on a
> nice up-to-date Linux machine that Chris Dagdigian was hard-working
> enough to set up. Eventually all of the Bio* projects will be moving
> over there, but your good buddies at the Biopython project were the
> first to make the jump. Go Python, go.
> 
> The new website has a number of advantages over the old website. It
> dynamically links to the standard open-bio news page using XML-RPC
> and other cool buzzwords so that our news will stay up to date when 
> news is posted there. It is also substantially smaller then the 
> old site and will hopefully allow us to keep things more up to date. 
> We're striving to keep the site useful and up-to-date as possible 
> with a minimum amount of work.
> 
> So, we've been working hard and we'd like to ask ya'll to do us a
> few favors in return. Nothing too strenuous, don't you worry:
> 
> => Check out the new website at http://www.biopython.org/. Click
> around, make sure everything works and seems nice. Give us feedback,
> positive or negative, on the site and contents.
> 
> => Head to the participants page at
> http://www.biopython.org/biopython/participants/ and add yourself to
> the list. The advantage of our new web setup is that we can have
> dynamically editable pages like this. The password for adding and
> changing things is:
> 
> Name: biopython
> Password: user
> 
> We just want a minimum of security to prevent annoying people with
> nothing to do from wrecking things. So, please add yourself to the
> list of participants and tell us about yourself.
> 
> => Check out the main open-bio news site at
> http://news.open-bio.org/. We'd like to encourage people to ask for
> a login name and password (Chris Dagdigian <dag at sonsorol.org> is the
> man to contact for this) and submit Biopython news items. This
> doesn't have to be groundbreaking the-world-must-stop-now type news;
> letting us know when you've submitted new modules or fixed bugs or
> used Biopython in a talk or anything of the sort is exactly what we
> want.
> 
> Hope everyone enjoys the new website!
> 
> Increasing-our-web-presence-towards-world-domination-ly yr's,
> Brad
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Human Genome Center
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