[Apologies for the crosspost] 

Tufts University Digital Collections and Archives, in conjunction with TTS 
Educational & Scholarly Technology Services, is pleased to announce the launch 
of our new discovery interface for the Tufts Digital Library 
<http://dl.tufts.edu/>. This new application, built to support our 
long-established Fedora Commons-based repository, is an implementation of 
Hydra, with a customized Blacklight UI built with Bootstrap.

Our old interface, an entirely homegrown application written in Java, served us 
well for nearly a decade, and we are thankful for the designers and developers 
who helped us bring our materials to the public as one of the earlier 
university digital libraries. Now we have a new design which brings a modern 
discovery interface to our users, a modular code base on which we can easily 
build, and a broad community of developers with whom we can collaborate. We are 
excited that the new interface exposes the gems of our collection and makes 
them more readily available to our users.

We are releasing the code for this interface under an Apache 2 .0 license. It 
is available at <https://github.com/mkorcy/tdl_hydra_head>.

DCA is grateful for everyone who has helped us bring this new interface from 
design to fruition in one year, and to the Hydra, Blacklight, and Fedora 
communities.

Deborah Kaplan
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Deborah Kaplan
Digital Resources Archivist
Digital Collections and Archives
Tufts University




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