Software Developers - have you checked out our Google Code site yet? This is where we're keeping documentation and code, and where we'll track any issues like bugs and feature requests.
In particular, you can browse our source code - all covered by the Apache License 2.0. We will be augmenting the code with full documentation of how to host, configure and install your own version of each widget in due course, but for now there is a snapshot of the code that currently powers the original Library Widget, and most of the code used in the prototype of the Exam Papers Widget.
If you simply want to use or try our widgets as-is, there's no need to delve around in the source code - find out more about how to use the Library Widget and the mobile version, CamLib.
The project blog for the JISC Cambridge Library Widgets project, a collaboration between CARET, University of Cambridge, and the Cambridge University Library.
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Friday, 25 June 2010
Google Code Site
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Monday, 10 May 2010
Project Plan Post 4 of 7: IPR (Creative Commons Use & Open Source Software Licence)
All software outputs will be released under an Apache2 licence, and all documents under a Creative Commons "BY" (Attribution) licence. This means that people can reuse our outputs, even commercially, which can support the creation of business models for more sustainable systems, including collaborative development across both nonprofit and commercial organizations.
You can see the CC licence at the bottom of this blog!
(Note I'm sticking with the British English grammar forms of licence/license :)
You can see the CC licence at the bottom of this blog!
(Note I'm sticking with the British English grammar forms of licence/license :)
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