gmod-ajax

[Gmod-ajax] A quick hello.

[Michele C. <mc...@br...>]

Hello chaps,

Just poking my head round the door to see what you're all up to.   
Great to see someone tackling this - surely ajax is the way forward  
for genome browsers.

Anyway I'm going to get my feet wet over the next couple of weeks so  
I will probably be asking many stupid questions.

All the best,

Michele.

Re: [Gmod-ajax] A quick hello.

[Ian H. <ih...@be...>]

Great to hear from you Michele! Thanks for the encouragement.

Our two main goals at present are (1) to get the ajax interface up to
par with the cgi interface and (2) to enable community annotation (i.e.
persistent upload of features to the database, by anyone).

Mitch Skinner here in Berkeley is working on this full-time. Actually 
he'll be at the honeybee annotation meeting in CSHL, which is right 
before Genomes, so if you're at Genomes then maybe some introductions 
can be effected.

In the meantime any questions that you may have will be v welcome.

cheers..
Ian


Michele Clamp wrote:
> Hello chaps,
> 
> Just poking my head round the door to see what you're all up to.   
> Great to see someone tackling this - surely ajax is the way forward  
> for genome browsers.
> 
> Anyway I'm going to get my feet wet over the next couple of weeks so  
> I will probably be asking many stupid questions.
> 
> All the best,
> 
> Michele.
> 
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