In a heroic effort (and cleverly achieved through RSS), Andrew has compiled a table of webservers for bioinformatics from this year's NAR webserver edition.
You can find it on this wiki page. If you try one of these servers, help the community by leaving a brief comment about your user experience. Was it accessible? Easy to use? Did it do what you wanted or expected? That kind of thing.
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the heroic script
For the record, here is the "heroic" python script:
import feedparser
d = feedparser.parse("http://bioinformatics.ca/links_directory/rss.php?group_id=8")
for e in d.entries:
print "|[[%s|%s]]|%s|none yet|" % (e.links[0].href, e.title, e.summary)
The real hero is the feedparser python library by Mark Pilgram.
I cheated a little, since there was a tinsy bit of hand editing of the output required because some of the text in the RSS titles/descriptions contained stuff interpreted as wiki markup, which broke things. For a once off script, it was easier to hand edit the output than make the script fix those parts ...