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Code4Lib 2007 Presentation Audio

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Fun with ZeroConfMetaOpenSearch

Fun with ZeroConfMetaOpenSearch

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Open-Source Endeca in 250 Lines or Less

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The Intellectual Property Disclosure Process: Releasing Open Source Software in Academia

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LibraryFind

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Library-in-a-Box

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Atom Publishing Protocol Primer

Atom Publishing Protocol Primer

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Get Groovy at Your Public Library

Get Groovy at Your Public Library

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Obstacles to Agility

Obstacles to Agility

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The BibApp

The BibApp

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Erik Hatcher Keynote

Erik Hatcher Keynote

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Library Data APIs Abound!

Library Data APIs Abound!

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The XQuery Exposé: Practical Experiences from a Digital Library

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Smart Subjects - Application Independent Subject Recommendations

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Forget the Lipstick. This Pig Just Needs Social Skills.

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On the Herding of Cats

On the Herding of Cats

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Free the Data: Creating a Web Services Interface to the Online Catalog

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MyResearch Portal: An XML based Catalog-Independent OPAC

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Karen Schneider Keynote "Hurry up please it's time"

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Presentation by Bess Sadler and Tigran Zargaryan at Code4Lib 2007 in Athens, GA. Libraries in developing countries have difficulty implementing and... More

Presentation by Bess Sadler and Tigran Zargaryan at Code4Lib 2007 in Athens, GA. Libraries in developing countries have difficulty implementing and supporting commercial ILS systems. Poor support for internationalized interfaces and expensive software licensing fees contribute to an increasingly unsupportable situation in libraries around the world. Electronic Information for Libraries (http://eIFL.net) is currently planning the development of “Library-in-a-Box,” an open-source, fully internationalized integrated library system, designed to be easy to install and support, and with next-generation OPAC features like faceted browsing. Library-in-a-box will build on the work already done by evergreen and koha. This talk will discuss the current state and future plans of this project. Less

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