bio.tools & EDAM session topics (PLACEHOLDER) about biohackathon

[bgruening]

• building a developer community around the soon to be open sources bio.tools project (and friends)
  • Governance
  • Contributing
  • Code of Conduct
• How to integrate crawling and pulling data into bio.tools
  • can we build a plugin-mechanism, so that other communities can write crawlers and annotate tools automatically
• Reviewing all issues and prioritize them

[joncison]

heads up @hmenager @matuskalas @hansioan @piotrgithub1 @khillion @Ahto123 @krab1k @albangaignard @magnuspalmblad @annalenalamprecht @veitveit @jaanisoe @bgruening

the outline of the sessions is done:
https://github.com/elixir-europe/BioHackathon/tree/master/tools/bio.tools%20%26%20EDAM%20drop-in%20hackathon%20%26%20discussions

hope to see some of you there

I included your suggestions Bjoern (2 as hacking topics, one as a "maybe")

[AlasdairGray]

@joncison will you be looking to

1. Expose Bioschemas markup through bio.tools
2. Ingest Bioschemas markup for creating a new entry
3. Generate Bioschemas markup for inclusion on a tool's own web page

[joncison]

probably not during the hackathon

In the longer term, 1. and 3. for sure, sooner rather than later assuming the Bioschema tool spec is a subset of the biotoolsSchema JSON-LD / RDF-XML serialisation that is already in the pipe (cc @albangaignard @matuskalas) : ensuring this happens is much easier if I'm leading the Bioschema tool spec activity (as proposed by @rajido, which I'd be happy to do)

2. is a longer-term thing for various reasons