Thank you, Ben. And yes, this is the kind of things that are very useful.
3. Electrical Software Development Platform - CRITICAL priority
Of course, my own project to complete my masters within the next
couple of months!! This is implementing a model browser for the IEC
61970 Common Information Model. I showed this to Alex a while ago and
am just now getting back to the point I was at before switching from
Mondrian to Roassal. While this has taken a while I am very happy
with the additional control I have with Roassal (and a lot of this
time has been too many demands by my day job). Perhaps a rough early
release is not too far away.
I'm sorry but I don't know this, so I don't understand really. Is there
some place I can see it?
As yes, the features you mentioned are interesting. You are not the
first to mention features 4, for example.
Thank you very much :)
Vanessa.
Alexandre Bergel wrote:
This is not that we do not have ideas :-)
Our todo list includes:
- book chapter on Roassal
- exporters (e.g., HTML, SVG, JavaScript)
- semantic zooming
- way to compose shapes
- scalability
We obtained this list from our personal needs and the need of the
Moose and VW communities.
Vanessa is working on a proposal for ESUG to help us on the
development of Roassal. We are therefore surveying the Pharo
community in case of there is a wished feature that we did not see or
did not put high on our todolist. We are currently maintaining
Roassal (i.e., fixing bugs) and pursuing our innovation effort (i.e.,
implementing cool ideas). The ESUG support will help us increase our
productivity.
And yes, we would love to see someone use Roassal to visualize
genome, DNA and other biological data. We are ready to provide a
strong support.
Cheers,
Alexandre
On Sep 25, 2012, at 12:33 PM, Hernán Morales Durand
<[email protected]> wrote:
I don't know your project scope, but these pointers may help you to
grab some features to implement:
http://www.tm4.org/mev/features
Also take a look into the Circular Genome Viewer:
http://wishart.biology.ualberta.ca/cgview/gallery.html
specially the browsable maps
http://wishart.biology.ualberta.ca/BacMap/cgview_linked_maps/NC_003198/index.html
check out the Expand+ and Rotate+ operations
Other very nice engine is Circos
http://circos.ca/
which contains plots that has been published in Science, Nature and
PLOS.
Cheers,
Hernán
On 25/09/2012 11:48, Vanessa Peña Araya wrote:
Hello!
As you probably know, Roassal was presented at ESUG. We received a lot
of positive feedback from you and also a lot of request for features.
Thank you very much!
We want to start working on this, but also prioritize what seems to be
more urgent.
For this, we would like to survey the community about
1 - what are the features you would like to see in Roassal. Please,
provide a list of features requests and tell us about their priority
2 - scenarios where you would like to use Roassal.
Thank you very much,
Vanessa.
