[Baypiggies] Django and Bioinformatics

[Glen Jarvis]

I know the first thing to ever do, before jumping into another  
project, is to check what's already been done. I know I shouldn't  
reinvent the wheel if it's already in progress elsewhere. But, I  
sometimes forget.

So, before I start jumping into creating custom fields for gene  
sequences, folded proteins, etc, I should see what's already been  
done. I'm not having a lot of luck with my initial search. Anyone  
tried working with Django for anything bioinformatic related yet?  Is  
there already a library/work that's been done (Django I mean, not just  
BioPython)?

Is there anyone out there who is working on a similar project now and  
wouldn't mind a mind-meld over coffee?  I am doing this research to  
prepare for a contract I don't have yet, so I'm in the initial stages  
of pitching the contract (and elf-evaluating my skills to see if I  
could do this project).

Thanks in advance for collaborating/sharing....


Cheers,



Glen
--
glen at glenjarvis.com

"You must be the change you wish to see in the world." -M. Gandhi




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