Open Source software and services for libraries
Biblibre's cornerstone is to help any libraries to deploy open source softwares. However it is not enough for a software to be open source for us to offer. We carefully select these softwares and there are two reasons for this. First, we want you to have efficient softwares.
And then Biblibre's members are personally involved in the development and the support of these softwares.
We have found the best softwares for your libraries
Translating Coral
BibLibre confirm it’s involvement in the Coral community by endorsing translation responsibility. Welcome to https://translate.coral-erm.org that anyone can use to translate Coral in hit preffered language. Matthias Meusburger is managing this serveru, and coordinate translation effort. He will also coordinate translation process and release process with the release manager. Feel…
Koha 18.11 demo
Koha 18.11 is just released. You can test it on our demo : OPAC : http://catalogue.demo1811-koha.test.biblibre.eu Pro : http://pro.demo1811-koha.test.biblibre.eu Release notes are available here.
Internship offer 2019 – contribution to free software
You are about to graduate in IT ? You are looking for an internship in the field of software development ? BibLibre is welcoming you if you : – are interested in Free/Open source software – are willing to learn new practices and technologies – demonstrate a good ability to…
How to request Bnf and Wikidata with Sparql ?
Semantic web (or linked data) enable publishing structure data so that it can be interlinked. A structured document is a set of triples: subject, predicate, object. The subject and object can be itselves identified by a URL describing another document. RDF is a data model that describes the web resources.…