Visually, you could do some really nice stuff with Ajax drag-and-drop, and even the Prototype-UI stuff Nicholas has been working on to show/compare multiple sets of data if you wanted to.
Like you said, though--the domain model would be hard. Anyone know a genetics expert? From the process improvement work I do, that would be my big set of advice...don't try to tackle the domain by trying to learn it yourself. Find an expert and give them an application THEY would want to use!
It sounds fun, but you can see how limited my skills are by the questions you have been answering!
Rob
On Mon, Mar 10, 2008 at 6:24 PM, Janko Mivšek <
janko.mivsek@...> wrote:
Dear Aiders,
STIC is organizing a coding contest where in three months you need to
make a web app for visually representing and manipulating the chromosome
analysis. It seems easy task for Aida but a complex in domain modeling.
Here is Niall Ross's announcement with overview, contest documents and
schedule:
http://www.cincomsmalltalk.com/userblogs/niall/blogView
This can be a good change that we show strengths of Aida for web apps of
any kind. Anyone interested?
Janko
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