Thoughts from the Ongisphere
Rerum Enters Public Alpha
IIIF, News, RERUMMay 23, 20180 Comments
Come one, come all. What is this Rerum of which we Tweet? Rerum is an open and free repository
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The Standards Approach
development, IIIF, RERUMMay 18, 20180 Comments
As developers in the field we want to follow the standards emerging for the web and for data. For
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Auth + Attribution of Open Data
development, RERUMMay 17, 20180 Comments
Open Data is supposed to be accessible without any constraints to availability. The idea of authentication around Open Data
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Authentication and Attribution in RERUM
development, RERUMMay 15, 20180 Comments
Any new web service or application must take a considered look at authorization, authentication, and attribution—authorization, to make changes
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Deleted Objects in RERUM
development, RERUMMay 8, 20180 Comments
In the last post, we explored how the tree of the version history is healed around a deleted object.
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Forgetting Deleted Objects in RERUM
development, RERUMMay 8, 20180 Comments
At the Walter J. Ong, S.J. Center for Digital Humanities, we have been working hard on RERUM, the public
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Versioning in RERUM
development, IIIF, RERUMMay 4, 20182 Comments
Versioning as it is known in software is simply the process of preserving previous iterations of a document when
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Editing Remote Objects in RERUM
development, RERUMMay 1, 20181 Comments
View full catalogue record One use case that has recently captured our imagination in the Center is that posed
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