biocommons developers

Hi All- At this Monday's collective coding, James and I (and you?) will talk about data

Over the last two meetings, we've discussed bioutils, uta, and seqrepo. These were all leading up

Okay, we're on for Monday's discussion of UTA. Here's who said yes: Alex Wagner <alex.

As promised, I'm planning on having a technical intro to the biocommons at the next devs meeting

Reece Hart shared a document Reece Hart (re...@harts.net) has invited you to edit the following

Hi Folks- This email is to the attendees of the biocommons SIG at the SF Python user group meetings.

REMINDER: I can't make the next project night on July 17. Options: Cancel it Use the time among

Hi all- hgvs 1.3.0 was released last night. It contains a few new features, mostly experimental. As

Sent on behalf of Grace Law, PyBay Conference Chair and SF Python Organizer Have you heard about

Hi folks- We'll be meeting again at project night next week. I'm planning to come to work on

No, tests shouldn't test output unless it's critical. The most important thing to check is

hgvs 1.2.5 was just released to pypi. Please see the changelog at https://hgvs.readthedocs.io/en/

Reminder: biocommons packages will be migrating to Python 3.6. Here's the plan: https://github.

Thanks for all the interest in bioinformatics and biocommons last night! Here's a summary: • The

Hi Everyone- At a recent SF Python User Group meeting, a small group of volunteers formed to work on

Reece Hart has invited you to comment on the following document: biocommons agenda+minutes Open in

Hi Biodevs, I posted a comment on the SF Python Meetup Page to describe our group and plan for the

Hi Biodevs, To join the google hangout at 8pm tonight (2018-11-01), please use the link in the

Hi Folks- I need to head out of town Nov 12-14 and I can't get back in time for our meeting. I

Dear Colleagues, As we announced on June 10, 2016 (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/news/06-10-2016-ncbi-