Have you also missed the ability to have a tree-out view in Windows Explorer?
I don't remember when it disappeared, but it must have been a long time ago. Yesterday I realized that maybe it didn't go away, but that it might actually still be there. So I asked Google, and yes, it was probably stil...
Jenn Colt and Debra Howell from Cornell University Library have written an article about their FOLIO implementation.
There are even a few praises here and there:
Our EBSCO implementation consultants were invaluable partners during our migration and implementation.
I'm cannot remember where I imagined FOLIO would be today, when I started implementing the system for Chalmers a little over four years ago. But it sure feels like the baby has grown when you look at what the Kiwi release brings to the market. Not to mention the fact that there is almost 50 librarie...
Many years ago, when I worked at Sockholm University Library, I worked on surfacing license information from Verde on the results display in the Bento-box style OPAC/Discovery we built at the time:
I belive this was successfull in many ways, and certainly a proof of the usefulness of the APIs ino...
This is the third platform for this site. First there was Drupal, and the last...ten years or so the site has been running on various incarnations of Umbraco. Now I switch back to PHP with Grav. Markdown FTW!
The idea of doing certs that expire every three months seems to be something that is on the way out for those who can start new projects on Azure with all new third-party solutions.
However, it seems a bit complicated to get it for those of us who have already configured it manually. Here's a guid...
As I write my migration scripts to FOLIO, I've started copying way too much code between the different scripts. Especially when it comes to the interaction with FOLIO itself.
It's been about time to move these things to their own package so that all scripts can use the same code, and today I hit...