End User Apps: Simple Interfaces to Complete Solutions
These are end-user facing solutions that address a specific use case or range of use cases.
- Registry
- How to Participate
- Types of Developers and Skills
- Useful Documentation
- Best Practices
- Challenge Areas and Hot Topics
Registry
This registry includes known community-developed software designed as complete solutions that work with recent releases of the Fedora Commons Repository Software (2.2.x and 3.x).
Know of anything that's not listed? Please add it below! And don't hesitate to add a project that is just getting started; it is good for the community to know what each other is working on.
Title and Link |
Summary |
Status |
Compatibility |
Contact |
|---|---|---|---|---|
The unique name of the software or project, linked to a URL providing more information. |
One-line description |
Released or Unreleased |
Fedora 2.2.x or Fedora 3.x |
Individual and/or Organization |
An eResearch environment developed specifically for use by scientific and scholarly communities. |
Released |
Fedora 3.x |
Matthias Razum, FIZ Karlsruhe |
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A Python FUSE model that allows you to mount a Fedora repository as a file system |
Unreleased |
Fedora 2.2.x |
Rebecca Sutton Koeser, Emory University Libraries |
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A web interface for Fedora that allows you to configure, publish or archive documents of any type, sustainably. |
Released |
Fedora 2.2.x |
Christiaan Kortekaas, University of Queensland |
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Fedora Learning Object Repository Interface is a web front-end for Fedora, specialized in managing learning objects and their metadata. |
Released |
Fedora 2.2.x |
Thijs Schnitger, Func. Internet Integration |
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Will provide a "Lego Set" of web services and templates that can be used for a wide range of content management workflows. |
Unreleased |
Fedora 3.x |
Universities of Hull, Stanford, and Virginia |
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A Drupal module that allows users to view and manage objects stored in Fedora |
Released |
Fedora 3.x |
Paul Pound, UPEI Robertson Library |
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A web front-end for Fedora focusing on flexible access control |
Released |
Fedora 2.2.x, Fedora 3.x |
Nishen Naidoo, Macquarie Univsersity |
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NSDL EduPak 1.0 is an all-in-one, OS, education digital repository solution providing a general platform for building digital libraries united by a common data model & interoperable applications. |
Released |
Fedora 2.2.x |
James Blake, |
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A web interface providing search and browse for a FedoraCommons and Solr powered archive |
Released |
Fedora 3.x |
Ben O'Steen, Oxford |
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An OAIS-compliant, service-oriented digital repository system designed to preserve government authentic digital objects. |
Released |
Fedora 3.x |
Luis Faria, Portuguese National Archives |
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A front end to Fedora commons repository that uses Solr to handle all browsing, searching, and security. |
Released |
Fedora 2.2.x, Fedora 3.x |
Australian Digital Futures Institute, University of Southern Queensland |
How to Participate
Feel free to add any Mailing lists, blogs, regular calls, IRC channels, etc. used by people working on this type of project.
If you don't know where else to look, check the Create Forum and use the fedora-create google group.
Types of Developers & Skills
What type of developers work on projects like this? What skills do they usually draw on?
Useful Documentation
Where can you find useful documentation for working on this type of project?
Best Practices
_Does it irk you when people keep doing things the "wrong" way? Document the best practices here and they'll (hopefully) learn!_Challenge Areas & Hot Topics
Challenge Areas and Hot Topics
What challenges and roadblocks so people hit when working on these types of projects? What topics and ideas do they get really excited about?
You might also want to put this info into the Fedora Create Ticket Tracker.
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