Wikipedia Editor
American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee
New York City
The JDC Archives is the institutional repository of the American Jewish Joint
Distribution Committee (JDC), the world's leading Jewish humanitarian
assistance organization since its founding in 1914. Holding over 3 miles o
Digital Preservation Researcher
American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee
New York City
The JDC Archives is the institutional repository of the
American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (JDC), the world's leading Jewish
humanitarian assistance organization since its founding in 1914. Holding
Museum Digital Archives Internship
Button Museum
Chicago
The Button Museum is looking for students to work with us to develop and
expand our Digital Archive. Students will gain unique and specialized
experience researching, describing, digitizing and cataloging our growing
collection of historic b
I second Cary's recommendation to go with a CMS. Another one to
consider is SilverStripe. It's highly extensible, though model
administration is done on the PHP level, so be prepared to open up your
favourite text editor and mind your syntax.
Ian Walls
Web Services & Emerging Technologies L
+1 for a CMS for institutional websites. If I had my druthers I'd go with
MODX, which is a solid system for PHP. I've never cared much for Drupal.
For a library, I think libguides CMS can be leveraged very effectively. It
has its own foibles that you have to deal with, but that's the nature of a
co
In terms of your original question, while I've used mysqli in the past I'm
personally starting to gravitate more toward PDO, as it does seem like a
more effective approach that is becoming a de-facto standard in some areas.
I also second Will Martin's comments; figure out your scope right out of
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*Trinity College Dublin to Host the 2016 Eleventh International Conference
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Salvete!
> The Open Repositories Steering Committee and Trinity College Dublin (The
> University of Dublin) are pleased to announce that the Eleventh
> International Conference on Open Repositories will be held at Trinity
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