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Taverna Open Development Workshop 2014-10-30 / 2014-10-31

We would like to invite you to the Taverna Open Development Workshop 2014, where we will focus on Taverna 3 and the move to an open development process.

Time and location:
30. – 31. October 2014
Room IT407, IT Building, School of Computer Science, University of Manchester, Manchester, M13 9PL, United Kingdom

This workshop is open to the wide community of Taverna developers, integrators and plugin makers, especially those who are interested in the upcoming Taverna 3 release, plugins and APIs, and in how to get started with the Taverna 3 codebase from Github.

If you are a regular user of Taverna (e.g. designing or running workflows), you are still welcome to participate, but please be aware that this is a workshop targeting software developers rather than scientists.

Topics include: Plans for Taverna as an Apache Incubator project, Lightning talks, Taverna 3 update, API overview, Changes for plugin developers, Taverna Workbench 3, Working with the Taverna 3 code base, Creating a Taverna 3 plugin, Converting an existing Taverna 2 plugin, Programmatically constructing and executing a workflow, Using the Taverna Server API.

For the updated agenda and further details, please see:
http://dev.mygrid.org.uk/wiki/display/developer/Taverna+Open+Development+Workshop

The event is free to attend.  The University of Manchester will be providing lunch and refreshments, however transport and accommodation must be covered by the attendee. If you would like to attend this workshop, please register at http://taverna2014.eventbrite.co.uk/

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This workshop is open to the wide community of Taverna developers, integrators and plugin makers, especially those who are interested in the upcoming Taverna 3 release, plugins and APIs, and in how to get started with the Taverna 3 codebase from Github. If you are a regular user of Taverna (e.g. …