Reconnecting the SBOL Developer Community

[Metehan Unal]

Hi everyone,

My name is Metehan Ünal, and I am the newest member of the SBOL Editors. I recently worked on the SBOL Converter, and I am currently involved in several ongoing SBOL projects, including tool development, visualisation, validation.

I would like to help reconnect the SBOL developer community. This group can be a useful place for developers to:

• Share updates about current or upcoming SBOL-related projects
• Discuss technical questions and implementation challenges
• Find collaborators for new ideas or existing projects
• Coordinate development efforts across different SBOL tools and libraries
• Ask for feedback, testing support, or contributions from other developers

If you are currently working on an SBOL-related project, have an idea you would like to explore, or are interested in collaborating with other SBOL developers, please feel free to introduce yourself and share what you are working on.

For more direct and informal discussions, we can also meet in the SBOL Developers Slack Channel (https://sbol-standard.slack.com/archives/C07CS62UHPA). If you are not already member of the SBOL Workspace in Slack, you can use this link to join (https://join.slack.com/t/sbol-standard/shared_invite/zt-44z08rx1z-pZJnDIDD1Nbd97FXKeTG5w).

It would be great to hear about your current projects, development plans, challenges, or ideas for improving the SBOL software ecosystem.

Looking forward to reconnecting with everyone and supporting more collaboration within the community.

Best wishes,

Metehan Ünal, PhD

SBOL Editor

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