Posts Tagged ‘Omeka’

For those of you who haven’t heard the news on the Omeka blog or the Twitter feed, the Omeka team has released the stable version of 0.10, and in the process upgraded a few plugins and created some new ones.

The last part of these series briefly discusses some things I keep in mind when maintaining a site after launch, some things I document for anyone charged with adding and updating content on the site, and some good things to keep in mind with regard to user feedback

Front-end development involves codes that deals with how things are displayed in a browser. This includes HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Back-end development, in contrast, refers to the development on the code and technologies that the end-user hardly ever sees. This includes PHP, MySQL, XML, Perl, or any other languages that affects how a site works [...]

Dave Lester and I are pleased to announce the latest episode of THATPodcast

The news is out: We’ve released Omeka to the public! It’s a public beta, dubbed version 0.9.0, but we’ve made some great progress since the first private invitation release early last Fall.

As the crew from Digital Campus have already announced, Dave Lester and I published our first episode of our new podcast, THATPodcast. The first show focused on WordPress, and included an interview with Matt Mullenweg, the creator of WordPress, and a screencast covering our plugin ScholarPress Courseware.
Even though I had taken a digital history documentary [...]

After a few months away from blogging, I’m taking it up again. Here’s a rundown of what I’ve been doing the last few months.