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Revision as of 13:20, 12 August 2023
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French version (12/8/2023)
Thanks to Laura Van Der Schueren and Elena Scheltens, both students of Hogent, who translated the web-interface of Canonbase in French, we launced today a full working French interface.
Manual (31/7/2023)
We are working on / importing / checking the manual for users and for content creators. The first part, the introductopn for readers will be available for all users. The next parts are meant to support content developers in their work. Each type of information contains the properties that can be used and the way we structure the information. There is still some work to do, but feel free to give some feedback.
Business replaces Manufacturer (30/7/2023)
The manuafacturer type of information has been moved as a subclass under an new type of information Business. This gives us the possibility to use different types of businesses like "architectoral firms", "publishers", "rental companies", ...
New feature: Themes (27/7/2023)
We added a new feature: Themes that can be used by researchers or people working on an article or paper to bring all their information together. A first test was done by Chris for an article on the "Early history of moving lights" in STEPP magazine.