Jane Sandberg

For what it's worth, Jason, our Adult Basic Skills library is using OpenBiblio 1.0, and we are finding a fair number of items using the following SRU targets (rather than Z39.50). Host: gapines.org Name: Georgia Pines Database: opac/extras/sru Host: catalog.sage.eou.edu Name: SAGE Library System Database: opac/extras/sru Host: libcat.linnbenton.edu Name: Linn-Benton Community College (our main campus catalog, where we have a bunch of graded readers) Database: opac/extras/sru You might also try host...

Github does have a Windows package here: https://desktop.github.com/ They have the documentation here: https://help.github.com/en/desktop I haven't used it personally, so I can't personally vouch for it, but I've heard some good things.

I just got it converted to a Github repository here: https://github.com/openbiblio/openbiblio-1.0 Fred: how can we help get you more comfortable with Github? You've done so much for the project, and know way more about the code than anybody else.

Hi all, BitBucket is going to be removing support for Mercurial repositories. How do you think we should proceed? Turn OpenBiblio into a git repository and keep it in BitBucket Turn OpenBiblio into a git repository and move it to GitHub Turn OpenBiblio into a git repository in both BitBucket and GitHub and figure out a way to keep them automatically in sync Keep OpenBiblio as a mercurial repository using one of these services -- maybe sourceforge to keep things simple? My personal preference would...

If you are brave, the OpenBiblio 1.0 repository has had a lot of PHP 7.0 compliance work, and some PHP 7.2 compliance work as well: https://bitbucket.org/mstetson/obiblio-1.0-wip/src/default/ Of course, we would appreciate any help with those projects.

The code for OpenBiblio is almost ready for a 1.0.0 release! Thanks to the community for your patience -- 1.0 has been almost 10 years in the making! There is a lot of code to be excited for, including: PHP 7.0 support (and getting closer to PHP 7.2 support) Support for Unicode in PDF reports (so that languages like Arabic can be used in conjunction with reports), using the TCPDF library Integrated Z39.50 and SRU lookup A new plugin system A completely new user interface for both OPAC and staff Cover...

Thanks for all of you who are interested in helping! I just posted a message about how people can help with the 1.0.0 release: https://sourceforge.net/p/obiblio/discussion/1085302/thread/c8cf8d90/

The code for OpenBiblio is almost ready for a 1.0.0 release! Thanks to the community for your patience -- 1.0 has been almost 10 years in the making! There is a lot of code to be excited for, including: PHP 7.0 support (and getting closer to PHP 7.2 support) Support for Unicode in PDF reports (so that languages like Arabic can be used in conjunction with reports), using the TCPDF library Integrated Z39.50 and SRU lookup A new plugin system A completely new user interface for both OPAC and staff Cover...