Systems Librarian
Mercer University
Macon
Mercer University seeks an enthusiastic, creative,
collegial, and service-oriented Systems Librarian who will provide oversight
of all University Libraries automated systems and web services. As a member of
the University Libraries Technical Services
We use Bugzilla that we customized to work both in a software development and a
helpdesk environment. We've been running it for 13 years.
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From: Code for Libraries [mailto:CODE4LIB@listserv.nd.edu] On Behalf Of Rogan
Hamby
Sent: Monday, June 08, 2015 4:42 PM
To:
I tried to set up RT OTRS for ILS consortia support, but my command line
skills are still at the beginner level, and I ultimately failed at setting
an open source ticketing system up for live production use. OTRS was fairly
easy to set up, but I couldn't clear up the lingering issues to make it
Hi Ken,
I haven't done anything with a Google Places account, but your question
sort of ties together two projects of mine; one very old and one brand new.
A few years back I built a javascript open checker to display the rather
byzantine hours of the library I was working for at the time (hours
Hi folks,
I'm hoping to find some sort of web-based app that can manage the library's
hours of operations, including:
* Displaying today's hours
* Displaying an upcoming schedule of hours
* Updatable though a GUI interface by non-techy library staff
* Able to
It's not free or open source and it won't update your Google Places account but
we've just started using LibCal and are pretty happy with it so far. It's easy
to update, has the capability for hours, events, and room scheduling, and a
decent API.
Joel Marchesoni
Tech Support Analyst
Hunter
Web Services Specialist
Mississippi State University Libraries
Starkville
**Duties**
* Maintains existing and creates new web applications including database
programming, multimedia development and web editing;
* assists the Library Web Sites Manager with concept design, content delivery
Hello all,
Please see the following for a new opening at the Smithsonian Institution
Archives in the Digital Services Division. Please feel free to share with
interested parties.
https://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/408612500
At midnight on Wednesday July 8, 2015, applications will no
Hi Ken,
The solution that we're using at Ithaca College Library meets some, but not
all, of your criteria. You can see the end result here
https://ithacalibrary.com/services/hours.php.
The ugly part is the back end, which is a hand-authored XML file that I
create a couple times a year based on
There is a free version of LibCal that we use at Dowling that allows
room scheduling and multiple calendars. It's limited to 3 rooms, and
it may be limited to three calendars as well. But, the interface is
pretty easy to use, and it will output the calendars as RSS feeds that
can can be
It's actually limited to one location, which is what the calendars and hours
are tied to. But, it's free!
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From: Code for Libraries [mailto:CODE4LIB@LISTSERV.ND.EDU] On Behalf Of Laura
Robbins
Sent: Wednesday, July 01, 2015 10:11
To: CODE4LIB@LISTSERV.ND.EDU
Subject:
Most of the rough edges are around some of the one-time administrative actions
like setting up new libraries, locations, and term schedules, although there’s
also some UI improvements in our near future.
FWIW, we just just 'finished' a first pass at little Rails engine around
managing
Hi Ken,
We’ve recently been working on rebuilding an application for managing our
hours. It’s Ruby on Rails, not-yet-in-production, full of rough edges, and has
some Stanford-specific business logic, but it’s relatively simple and
(probably) works for us:
Metadata Services and Original Cataloging Coordinator
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Reporting to the Assistant Director-Cataloging and Metadata Department, the
Metadata Services and Original Cataloging Coordinator will expand the scope of
original cataloging and resource description at
Hi folks,
An update - thanks to a few folks, I've found out that there were some
issues with process management near the end of the script, specifically
between the csv_splitter.split call and the chunk of email code. For now, I
decided to divide and conquer - I divided the main script into three
Hi Ken,
We've recently completed a project to manage the hours of operation for
the UNC Chapel Hill libraries. It's a Wordpress plugin because that
suits our environment, but if that doesn't work for you, you might still
be able to use the code. You can find it here:
Thanks Ron,
Ithaca was actually already on my radar -- we're looking at moving to
SubjectPlus to manage some of our library website, and some of our librarians
have particularly looking at Ithaca's site for ideas.
So far, none of the suggestions folks have had quite match what I'm looking
Thanks David,
That¹s really useful information. It sounds like they really are
different, so we¹ll have to test the API performance separately to see if
it seems viable to use it this way in production.
Joe Ferrie
Application Programmer
California Digital Library
University of California
Office
Technical Host for Pilot
Orbis Cascade Alliance
Eugene
The Orbis Cascade Alliance seeks a qualified contractor to
serve as technical host for the ArchivesSpace pilot in the first half of FY16
(2015 July-December). The contractor will provide instances of ArchivesSpace
hosted on Amazon cloud
This sounds remarkably similar in feature-set to the Hours module I
wrote for our CMS (Silverstripe) for our recent website upgrade. We
defined Academic Terms first (name, startdate, enddate), and then could
associate Regular Hours (start time, end time and optional textual
description for
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