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YouTube for Chemistry
ChemSpider has set up embeddable chemistry widget (per Cameron’s idea), much like YouTube. I just have to try that. Unlike YouTube, you need to be registered and logged in to use the functionality (I hope the requirement will be dropped):
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Statistics on the Development Community
Git is nice. Nicer to some than to other, that is true. GitReady just learned me how to calculate commit message in a few seconds:
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Details behind the "Calling XMPP cloud services from Taverna2"
On Monday I showed two screenshot showing our new XMPP-based web/cloud services in action inside Taverna.
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RSC now allows Jmol in main text of publication... well, almost
Richard Kidd wrote in the ChemistryWorldBlog about Henry Rzepa to have published two papers in RSC journals where Jmol is part of the main paper, after having used Jmol in extra material in ACS journals before. The key here is that the Jmol is part of the official text… when you open the paper in a browser, you immediately get to see the Jmol live, 3D graphics! Well, so it is said in the blog.
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Bioclipse and Gist integration
As you might have read, Bioclipse has scripting support (see for example, Scripting JChemPaint), and that we have been collection them on Gist and indexing them on Delicious with the tags bioclipse and gist. This provides a nice overview of what you can do with the current SVN version of Bioclipse2. And, hopefully, when released, allow users to quickly learn about Bioclipse features, allow people to share scripts etc. Think of it as MyExperiment.org for Bioclipse.
