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- Sounds like fun. Have you been to a BarCamp before?
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- Regarding your suggestion of having publishers provide metadata in machine-readable form, here is what I wrote in 1999: "Finally, not to forget cataloguers, whose meticulous task is essential...
- Fernando, I had not seen your project before: it is very interesting and exciting. It looks as if we have adopted some of the same techniques (not to mention, javascript framework). I will read...
- Frederic, Thank you for your comment; I think these are good suggestions. In fact I think Biblios should allow callbacks at all important events in the record life cycle: on retrieval from z3950...
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As I continue to work on Biblios in anticipation of its release (soon, I hope!), it is about time to decide on an API.
I have already put into place a simple macro system for batch editing of bibliographic records. The language is Javascript and makes use of a MarcRecord javascript obje ... Continue reading »
I have already put into place a simple macro system for batch editing of bibliographic records. The language is Javascript and makes use of a MarcRecord javascript obje ... Continue reading »
1 year ago
Thanks and continue the good work.
1 year ago
I'm happy that you keep working on Biblios and sharing some of your developer thoughts.
My work on a similar project during the last years makes me naturally interested in what you are doing now. I'm wondering if perhaps we could collaborate somehow...
1 year ago
Thank you for your comment; I think these are good suggestions.
In fact I think Biblios should allow callbacks at all important events in the record life cycle: on retrieval from z3950 server, on record editing, on record saving (or "send"ing to a remote ils). This way plugins will have the opportunity to modify things as needed.
This also goes hand in hand with the concept of editor plugins, whereby someone could write an editor for another kind of metadata record, like MODS.
1 year ago
I had not seen your project before: it is very interesting and exciting. It looks as if we have adopted some of the same techniques (not to mention, javascript framework).
I will read over your project's documentation - indeed it seems as if we could collaborate and settle on some best practices as well!