Technical Aspects Workstream Update

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Technical Aspects Workstream Update. Martin R. Kalfatovic. DPLA Content & Scope Workshop. College of Physicians, Philadelphia, PA. 2 February 2012.

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All code funded by the DPLA will be free and open source.

All code will be posted to public repositories with version control; regular releases will be issued; the DPLA will accept patches.

The DPLA will try to use existing services and code where possible. Free and open source software is preferred, and the DPLA will move toward a completely free tool chain.

Code and services will not accept any intellectual property (such as patents) that is not licensed royalty-free on a non-discriminatory basis to all users.

As far as possible, the DPLA platform will be open and accessible for others to fork/host/replicate with no discrimination based on use or field of endeavor.

In order to facilitate and maximize interoperability, the DPLA platform will support open standards, including Linked Open Data.

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Clients for the DPLA Platform:

1. The DPLA itself

2. The open community of developers

3. Other sites and services

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Developer tools

Documentation for the existing API API Query Tool Stubs GitHub repository Collaborative and communication tools: wiki, blog, mailing lists Page listing the apps they develop

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