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Björn Brembs to Björn's feed, The Life Scientists, Science 2.0
So how about Mendeley being the first to write an extension that allows people working on a Google Wave document to edit references? Scientists would jump at that possibility, wouldn't they? (via http://friendfeed.com/brembs...)
May 31
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Carl Fulp, Daniel Mietchen, Konrad Förstner and 15 other people liked this
From the look of it, you should be able to type keywords and get formatted, real-time results from PubMed appear in your document ;-)
- Neil Saunders
Been poking around some of the widgets and plugins and it does look pretty simple. For example pulling something from a CiteULike library based on tag or keyword searchers and generating autoformatted reference doesn't look too hard (based on the fact that I found some Python reasonably comprehensible - not saying I know how to go about it)
- Cameron Neylon
Look at http://google-wave-resources.g... for how you can pull out regexes and then modify text based on return from server. Key piece of code seems to be in /robot/MainServlet.java
- Cameron Neylon
We'll look into it, Björn :-)
- Victor / Mendeley Team
Wow, this does sound fascinating.
- Mr. Gunn
<borat voice> I like!! *thumbs up* </borat voice>
- Ricardo Vidal
Ricardo, that just gave me an entirely inappropriate and unwelcome mental image. Thanks a lot. ;-)
- Mr. Gunn
ROTFL. Picking myself up again. Sigh.
- Heather