Re: [DIYbio] Re: I'm curious, why don't we post open source sequences more often?

On 06/17/2015 03:48 PM, Levi Morris wrote:
> as far as just documenting the history of a particular sequence,
> I'm kind of shocked that git isn't already being used for this. That
> parts.igem.org is page is a pretty painful user experience and their
> API doesn't look much better (XML?!?!?). It would be nice to be able
> to clone a git repo of all that data and manipulate it as I see fit
> (but man, XML?!?)

WE have anti-XML rant discussions on a list about electronics tools development too.
It's sooo bloaty! DNA has redundancy and repetition for protection, but XML has it "just for fun".

There seems to be an anti-coder bias in bio.

John
(not a coder -- yet...I do hardware, and some of that requires code -- scripts not apps.)

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