The VIVO Scholar demo is live at https://vivo-scholars-scholars.cloud.duke.edu/. The site is public but development is ongoing. We'll deploy new features at the end of every three-week sprint.
Get in touch on the #vivo-scholar Slack channel.
4/23: In Sprint 17, from 3/30 to 4/17, we planned to finalize a number of search features. But we learned that they were trickier than we anticipated. Sprint 17 included the following tasks:
Watch the short demo video here.
3/26: Sprint 16 ends with the following additions:
Big note: final styling is still not complete.
2/28: Sprint 14 ended on February 14, and Sprint 15 ran through early March with these updates (watch the video):
Big note: final styling is in progress (it will look different soon).
1/29: We wrapped up Sprint 13 with these updates:
1/8: The VIVO Scholar Town Hall meeting happened today (watch the video here) and we gave updates for Sprint 12:
12/20: Here's what's new in December (here's our super-short demo video for Sprint 11, which ended on December 6):
Stay tuned for more info about querying sample data with GraphQL.
11/26: We've added the following new features to the VIVO Scholar demo (watch the demo video here):
11/4: We've revised our milestones (hey, it's software!) and are planning to release according to the following schedule:
Duke developers attended a conference about web components and plan to develop the scholars-react user interface using web components. Web components are customizable elements of a UI that can be reused and are platform-independent.
In the VIVO community sprint, VSTF developers enhanced the developer documentation of the three VIVO Scholar components:
These modules will give developers many options for displaying VIVO data, and provide web developers a friendly interface for using VIVO data in their own databases.
The VSTF is seeking new and existing VIVO implementations to help with testing and planning of VIVO Scholar implementation. For more information, contact Andrew Woods, Julia Trimmer, Richard Outten or anyone on the VIVO Scholar Task Force.
The VSTF showed an early-access version of VIVO Scholar at the 2019 VIVO conference. See the demo site here: https://vivo-scholars-scholars.cloud.duke.edu/
Here's an example page showing data imported from OpenVIVO: https://vivo-scholars-scholars.cloud.duke.edu/entities/person/orcid0000-0002-1304-8447
Developers, check out the GraphQL playground here: https://scholars-discovery-scholars.cloud.duke.edu/gui
with sample queries here: https://github.com/vivo-community/scholars-discovery/wiki/Sample-GraphQL-queries
Non-developers, VIVO Scholar will use web components to enable end users to embed data in web pages. Here's a demo (more instructions coming later): https://github.com/vivo-community/scholars-discovery/wiki/Web-Components-(Demo)
Join us for an open call every six weeks. We'll show recent development and talk about what's next. Town halls are held on Wednesdays at 10:00 EST on the following dates:
You can find videos and brief notes from past meetings on the VIVO Scholar town hall meeting notes page.
VIVO Scholar works happens in Github in VIVO Community Projects. Follow along with our three-week sprints to see what we're working on.