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| − | BioPython has had two releases in 2005, both comprising of major additions to the code base. With 518 members subscribed to the general mailing list, and 210 on the developers list, BioPython has grown to become an important tool for computational biology. Traffic on the developers list is high, with contributions and patches submitted on a weekly basis. | + | BioPython has had two releases in 2005, both comprising of major additions to the code base. With 518 members subscribed to the general mailing list, and 210 on the developers list, BioPython has grown to become an important tool for computational biology. Traffic on the developers list is high, with contributions and patches submitted on a weekly basis. Currently the project comprises of some 237,000 lines of code. |
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See [http://biopython.org biopython.org] for more information on the project. | See [http://biopython.org biopython.org] for more information on the project. | ||
Revision as of 23:31, 26 January 2006
BioPython has had two releases in 2005, both comprising of major additions to the code base. With 518 members subscribed to the general mailing list, and 210 on the developers list, BioPython has grown to become an important tool for computational biology. Traffic on the developers list is high, with contributions and patches submitted on a weekly basis. Currently the project comprises of some 237,000 lines of code.
We have improved the documentation basis
See biopython.org for more information on the project.
