I am another self coder using my own ideas not stuck with legacy ideas
and using a web design with mysql db
I happen to use php and dont use a cms like many seem to these days. I
find use of a CMS somewhat restricting to the use of the database for
full speed. You may get a CMS up quickly but it
The reason we used DC Contributor instead of Creator is because the semantics
do not map well to MARC creators/contributors. Creators in MARC can be in 1XX
and 7XX; since 1XX is not repeatable, additional creators go in 7XX.
Contributors in Dublin Core play a secondary role in the resource (An
Hi Elliot
congrats, you did it!
Wish you all the best for the further development!
Markus
Am 23.04.2011 23:27, schrieb Elliot Hallmark:
All,
It was at the end of last year that I came here saying I was writing an open
source ILS for a distributed (book sharing) library. While I had lots of
Another thing that differentiates you from other small libraries
attempting this sort of thing is your contacting of this list. Most of
the readers here are used to big-data problems, where they're trying
to make sense of the storage, maintenance, and display of millions of
records, so it's
Interesting point about the checkout history. Not displaying it
automatically is probably a good idea. I wouldn't drop that info though, or
obscure it in the DB.
LAC Group seeks two Information Architects in the DC Metro area (Fort Meade,
MD) to work for a well known Federal Agency. The IA's responsibilities include
using advanced technical skills in designing, creating, evaluating, maintaining
and inputting information into data management systems and
University of Texas is switching to django for all of their internal DB
stuff like accounting and payroll for reasons that are obvious to anyone who
has used django.
Huh? Django may be great, but this seems highly unlikely.
-- Michael
# Michael Doran, Systems Librarian
# University of Texas
Hi,
We're working on integrating links to Google Books from Millennium. I'm
not a fan of rewritting things from scratch, so I've borrowed heavily from
those that already have this working. Props to the gbsclasses.js folks,
MSU, and Temple. One thing I noticed is that IE 9 (perhaps earlier
@brice: good point, its on the list now
@michael:
University of Texas is switching to django for all of their internal DB
stuff like accounting and payroll for reasons that are obvious to anyone
who
has used django.
Huh? Django may be great, but this seems highly unlikely.
I may very well
Hey folks,
Code4Lib North is fast approaching! It's on for May 5-6, and we need your
hackfest ideas for our full day hackfest. If you've got any, please send
them along to me at john.f...@gmail.com -- I'd love to hear them and get
people working on them. Thanks!
jf
Nice work, Patrick. You reminded me I never mentioned on this list the
III Refworks Export script I put up on GitHub (see the code for props
to those who did most of the work). It's at
https://github.com/gsf/refworksexport. Maybe we should start
collecting these under a iiihacks GitHub org.
On
Thank you very much Rebecca, Karen and Esme for your replies. It is
really a privilege to be able to ask a question here and get answers
like these.
Regarding the DC Creator issue, I probably nave a different
perspective on DC than many here, because my first contact with DC was
not as a
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