Andrew, the pear.php.net repository site really
seems to be essentially what I was envisioning
(especially with the proposals section).
Erik, there are several good reasons to build our
own rather than use space available in other
domains. The first and foremost is that the
library community is
On Tue, Aug 14, 2007 at 10:24:39AM -0400, Will Kurt wrote:
Andrew, the pear.php.net repository site really
seems to be essentially what I was envisioning
(especially with the proposals section).
Erik, there are several good reasons to build our
own rather than use space available in other
I like the idea a lot, but the main obstacle lies in migrating a
critical mass (which I can't define) of the significant code
libraries over to code4lib -- enough so that the repository becomes
recognized as valuable resource. Following on that, would the site be
a mirror site (and what sort of
I'm one of those former software engineers, and I think there is a
need for a repository of library-specific applications. For example,
I've been thinking I'd like to develop a web-based personnel
scheduling program. Library scheduling has some unique problems, as
I'm sure you all know. There are
OT: I know Sharon was saying she'd like to develop her own code for these but...
On 8/14/07, Sharon Foster [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've been thinking I'd like to develop a web-based personnel
scheduling program. Library scheduling has some unique problems, as
I'm sure you all know. ...
Thanks, Tom! The BYU app sounds like a great starting point! We do
have A, B, and C weeks, as do many libraries, I'm sure, and I would
want to add that feature, along with a swap board.
I think I may have looked at the VT calendar a couple of weeks ago.
I'll take another look. We'd also need to
