In early 90s we’ve got a CD-ROM with all known genomic data from NCBI. And on the same CD there was a portable (Win, Macintosh, X Win) graphics system written in C in OOP style, named Vibrant. Portable graphics long before Java! And using that funny - and very usable - OOP style too. So, instead of studying genomes I was looking at C code, and soon was using it in a telecom project that I was doing on the side (90s were pretty hard in Russia).
The code is pretty well written and probably can be used in a teaching environment, like the original article describes. But I am very bad in teaching…
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/IEB/ToolBox/SDKDOCS/VIBRANT.HTM...
The code is pretty well written and probably can be used in a teaching environment, like the original article describes. But I am very bad in teaching…