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Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.Libology Blog
Established July 2006
ISSN: 1946-1852
by Rick Mason
Tag Archives: text editor
Simple and Evolvable Standards
May All Your Standards Be Simple and Evolvable is a post by John Wilbanks on Science Blog’s Common Knowledge. It is written with medical data standards in mind, but it could be discussing the state of library data as well: … Continue reading →
Posted in Cataloging, ILS, Libraries, Library 2.0, Medical, Online Databases, OPAC, Open Source, Software
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Tagged Complexity, data, ILS, John Wilbanks, Marc, Simplicity, Technology/Internet, text editor
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Time for Marc to go
Marc was a Good & Loyal Mule but Now It’s Time to Shoot It is a post over on the Future4catalogers blog that does an effective job at explaining why the library community should be focusing on using a new, … Continue reading →
Posted in Cataloging, ILS, Libraries, Library 2.0, Open Source, Software, XML
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Tagged Cataloging, ILS, large group, Libraries, Marc, metadata, OPAC, text editor
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What I Use – 2009
I thought I’d try something new and summarize the software that I use on a regular basis. I have been thinking about this, as I have recently switched from one software program to another in a couple of areas, and … Continue reading →
Posted in ILS, Open Source, Software, Web Design
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Tagged advocate, basic WYSIWYG designer, firewall;, Google, html, Internet Explorer, internet-connected computer;, Leopard, Linux, Mac OS, Microsoft, Microsoft Windows, much software;, notebook computer;, online applications, Open Source, operating systems, Search Bar, Software, text editor, Ubuntu, USD, web developer, Windows XP, year web hosting service;
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