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CLOCKmakers wanted: Lincoln needs web developers!
(I promised you an awful clock-related pun in every CLOCK blog post title, and by crikey I’ll deliver one.) Lincoln needs web developers! As well as the full-time developer we’re recruiting to the...
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Java, John and JournalTOCs
I heard recently that the ticTOCs journal tables-of-contents service will close down in the next month or so. ticTOCs was a JISC-funded project which hasn’t been developed for several years now. It’s...
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CLOCK implementation: key themes (the Peterborough meeting)
This blog post is a comment upon the formal project implementation plan, and gives some more detail about how the CLOCK project intends to meet its project aims. In February, 2012, the project team...
View ArticleThe technical approach: a CLOCK dev stack
A note on technical development: We’re beginning to make some progress towards a framework for development in the CLOCK project. Project developers Trevor Jones and Andrew Beeken, with the support of...
View ArticleCome and work with me on research data at Lincoln #jiscmrd
I’m immensely excited that the following Grade 7 developer job at the University of Lincoln (initially for a fixed term of two years) is now open for applications. Please contact me if you’d like to...
View ArticleHow to create EZproxy stanzas for passworded resources
We now use EZproxy to provide access to all of our e-resources that have their own local, generic usernames/passwords (in addition to IP-authenticated e-resources – the ‘traditional’ use of EZproxy)....
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