What follows are my hasty notes from a lecture and workshop-type session I went to at Stockholms University, delivered by IBM. Unfortunatly I failed to write down the name of the lecturer from IBM himself, but will add it here when I can dig up the information.

In 2019 I did more travelling than I ever had in one year. I visited Vancouver, Rhodes, Thessaloniki, Prague, and Geneva. I meant to write a separate post after each trip, but never found the time or motivation so I figured I’d capture them all in one go here.

In 2019 I did more travelling than I ever had in one year. I visited Vancouver, Rhodes, Thessaloniki, Prague, and Geneva. I meant to write a separate post after each trip, but never found the time or motivation so I figured I’d capture them all in one go here.

Since I started another repository for the SnailLife Genome Lab, I knew I’d want to test it against a running SnailLife server. I have some cli tests running against a server as well, but those are in the same repository and in that case I spin up the server and manage the process in the testing code itself.

Since I started another repository for the SnailLife Genome Lab, I knew I’d want to test it against a running SnailLife server. I have some cli tests running against a server as well, but those are in the same repository and in that case I spin up the server and manage the process in the testing code itself.