13. New in v2 Advanced Math functions Available free to academics via the Intel MKL library and Sho Comparative DNA sequence assembly Assemble to reference of a related strain or species Command line tools Exposing MBF features on the command line Discovery via Visualization Natural navigation and annotation of assembled genomes Delight the Developer Ability to easily and efficiently create, extend and debug applications Grow the Community Provide training, easy on-ramps and incentives for contributing to the library
17. Source Code and developer community support available from:http://mbf.codeplex.comThe name is going to change The MBF project is NOT guided by Microsoft alone The MBF project will NOT be owned by Microsoft:
Editor's Notes
Extensibilitycore concepts mapped as interfacescan easily provide alternative implementations or add any missing features you needLanguage Neutralitybuilt on top of .NET – use any supported languagesupports dynamic languages such as IronPythonDesigned and implemented using best practicescommented source code provided so nothing is a black box algorithms all cite publications
To use MBF in other environments, you will use Silverlight as your application style and then rely on Mono/Moonlight or the Silverlight plug-in on the OSX platform to run your code. You can still use Visual Studio for your IDE on the Windows platform, or if you are willing to work with the source code, you can use a Mono-based IDE such as MonoDevelop or SharpDevelop. MBF v2 will also support a Silverlight version with a subset of functionality but capable of running wherever Silverlight is supported
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