Ola has released the second beta for Bioclipse 2.0. Things are getting along, and I will not go into details on the molecules table Arvid is working on, the 1GB+ SD file support, the validating CML editor , the support for XMPP services , or the brand new welcome page which will guide new users around in what Bioclipse has to offer.
On the DBPedia discussion mailing list there was a post on a nice web page which allows you to look up things, and which features a autocomplete edit field.
Rich just posted an interesting read on Web-Centric Science, after a gauntlet thrown down by The Realm of Organic Synthesis (TROS).
I do not typically make complaints in my blog, so consider this a request for advice in good practices ;)
ChemSpider has set up embeddable chemistry widget (per Cameron’s idea), much like YouTube. I just have to try that.
I gave this 10 minute presentation on MetWare this afternoon at the International Metabolomics Workshop :
Git is nice. Nicer to some than to other, that is true. GitReady just learned me how to calculate commit message in a few seconds: git shortlog -s -n. For the whole Bioclipse and CDK commit history. Seconds. Here they are.
On Monday I showed two screenshot showing our new XMPP-based web/cloud services in action inside Taverna.