Afternoon presentations on Day 2 afternoon of Code4Lib 2014.
Tag: digital collections
Code4Lib 2014: Day 1 Morning
Morning talks of Day 1 at Code4lib 2014.
Code4LibBC Day 2: Lightning Talks
Second and final day of Code4Lib BC’s lightning talks. Here are my notes. Continue reading “Code4LibBC Day 2: Lightning Talks”
Code4Lib North: Day 2 Morning Notes
Morning presentations Continue reading “Code4Lib North: Day 2 Morning Notes”
Code4Lib Day 2: Lightning Talks
Demian Katz – gamebooks.org, Geeby-Deeby, and the Dime Novel Bibliography Project.
- interactive fiction books
- Made a really big bibliography
- people sending in more
- put it in a big database
- open-source project to adapt backend
- MySQL db that models various types of entities, relationships
- backend system to edit entities, enter data, edit relationships
Rachel Frick – LODLAM Summit 2013 and Challenge
- linked open data in library, archive, and museum
- had challenge to win cash prize
- can still submit, just fill out form and make/submit video
Kenny Ketner – Occam’s Reader
- allow libraries to lend ebooks to each other using document delivery model
- compatible with IILiad
- no training, no workflow change
- can add formats incrementally (started with PDF)
- basic interface that discourages abuse
- access previously unaccessible resources
- in alpha testing
- Slides
Al Cornish – Orbis Cascade Alliance Shared ILS Project
- primary service is consortial services
- move to new system beyond traditional ILS
- single shared system (vs. currently 37)
- explore collaborative technical services, collection development
- Alma + Primo selected, migration in progress
Makoto Okamoto – Crowd Funding for Library in Japan
- culture of donation changed a lot after 3.11
- share experience and metrics
- key to success is setting up appropriate ticket
William Denton – Code4Lib 2013 Augmented Reality View in Layar
- picking points of interest from two spots
- 1: Google Places map
- 2: Twitter search API – of the ones that are geolocated
- Web service in Ruby and Sinatra, hosted on Heroku
- Rainbows End by Vernor Vinge – go read it.
- Slides
Rosalyn Metz – What I learned while I was away
- learned about planning, budget, and time
- time is the most important thing
- track your time, might be spending too much time on things e.g. don’t spend more than 10 mins on a single email
- can demonstrate where need help
- Slides
Nettie Lagace – Recent Cool Fun NISO Activities
- ResourceSync Framework Specification
- Bibligraphic Roadmap Initiative
- Slides
Chuck Koscher – Fundref
- list of funders
- what articles given certain funding
Andromeda Yelton – Five Conversations About Coding
- computer science majors in 1995: yardstick of who is cooler than who dependent on the most arcane knowledge
- boston python workshop 2012: women friendly course. Expecting to be judged.
- chad nelson, monday night. It’s not free
- bess sadler, yesterday. We have a problem with insecurity
- important to recognized our limitations, but have this imaginary yardstick
- ever done coding? majority. think coder? 1/2
Jeremy Morse – mPach: Publishing directly into HathiTrust
- sorry, didn’t quite get this one
Rob Dumas – Git in Five Minutes
- source control software
- accountability – record of changes over time
- can keep branching and merging
- Going from SVN to Git
- Slides
That’s all for today.