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Egon’s introductory talk about getting started with CDK

After my opening talk at the CDK workshop, Egon Willighagen gave an introduction on how to get started with the CDK. He uses the scripting environment Groovy to demonstrate things. Egon has prepared a LaTeX document with his teaching material as well as the code examples on at http://pele.farmbio.uu.se/groovy. Turns out that Groovy scripting is […]

CDK Workshop 2009 kick-off talk

I’m collecting some thoughts for my CDK workshop kick-off talk on Monday and I guess I’ll go for the boring regular version, with an introduction to CDK history, followed by some statistical figures and ending with an explanation of the format for the developers workshop on Tuesday afternoon. As anyone can read on our CDK […]

CDK Workshop at EBI on April 20/21

The CDK team is glad to announce the Spring 2009 CDK workshop held at the European Bioinformatics Institute (EBI). More than two years have passed since the last CDK workshop in Cologne and we hope to have these great events more regularly again. We are glad that the EBI Industry Program as well as the […]

Creating and Reviewing Patches in the Chemistry Development Kit (CDK)

In order to prevent major turbulences in the main source code development line of the Chemistry Development Kit (CDK), we decided a while ago to have separate branches in our subversion source code management system for each developer and each of his subprojects. Once a project has been finalized by a developer in her branch, […]

Linus on GIT on Google TechTalks

I’m a big fan of Google TechTalks and watch a lot of them during flights. This week I enjoyed the recording of Linus Torvalds insulting all kinds of people including the whole SVN develoment team while introducing his distributed source code management system GIT. Egon had pointed me to GIT quite a while ago but […]

There is still need for an open source structure editor applet …

… with a reasonably small footprint … and we’ll soon have one that is actually usable. Well, with the JChemPaint applet, as used in NMRShiftDB, we do have an open source structure drawing applet available but we (as in “the makers”) have to admit that it still has a pretty big foot print. If you […]