The Blue Obelisk StackExchange (BOx) has seen a relatively good start, but the number of questions is dropping.

Wow, I just saw it has been 17 days since my last post already :( That's a new record, I think! A lot has happened actually, but I have not had time to write up things. Actually, I have still have SWAT4LS coverage left to do :(

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Anyway, one of the things our group has been up to in the last two weeks, is writing a book to support of the free, online Pharmaceutical Bioinformatics course.

Two weeks ago, I released CDK 1.2.4. Anay reported fails with generating the JavaDoc from the packages, which I think I both fixed now; the uploaded 1.2.4.1 packages on SourceForge include these fixes.

The 1.2.4 release was soon followed by 1.3.1. Unfortunately, uploading the packages to to SourceForge over 3G with Chrome did not work well, so only finished that today. CDK 1.3.1 is the second release in the development branch, and brings in new functionality but also API changes.
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