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  • [Photo] Deying Kong • October 3, 2002
    Currently most of software tools and programming models were developed with Perl or Java under the Unix system. Millions of Windows programmers are blocked from accessing these programming objects. Do they need to learn Unix and Perl? Many biologist are familiar with the easy-to-use Windows system. Can they spend less time learning Windows solutions? I am exploring the power of the Windows platform and the modern, elegant language C# (a cross platform .Net solution development language) and using them to develop a proper hierarchical object model and analysis tools.

    You can visit this web site to check on the advancing project:
    http://globetrack.dnsalias.com/bioinformatics/

    You are very welcome to post your ideas and comments on this web site.

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Thanx to Mono, C# runs on LINUX
Submitted by Martin Szugat ; posted on Wednesday, October 9, 2002
Yes, Microsoft developed C#, BUT it's an ECMA standard, so you are free to port it to Linux, for example. And that's exactly what Miguel de Icaza did with the Mono Project (www.go-mono.com). The conclusion: C# is cross plattform! And the .NET Framework is a great application plattform with rich functionality. So my opinion is, it's good for Linux to have such an API! Concerning this project, I'll find it very interesting and a good idea. This will bring Bioinformatic to thousands of (Windows-)Developer or vice versa. So, good luck!

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Thanx to Mono, C# runs on LINUX
Submitted by Martin Szugat ; posted on Wednesday, October 9, 2002
Yes, Microsoft developed C#, BUT it's an ECMA standard, so you are free to port it to Linux, for example. And that's exactly what Miguel de Icaza did with the Mono Project (www.go-mono.com). The conclusion: C# is cross plattform! And the .NET Framework is a great application plattform with rich functionality. So my opinion is, it's good for Linux to have such an API! Concerning this project, I'll find it very interesting and a good idea. This will bring Bioinformatic to thousands of (Windows-)Developer or vice versa. So, good luck!

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