Issue 57 of Code4Lib Journal is Now Available Online

Issue 57 of the Code4Lib Journal was published online today.

The complete table of contents (with abstracts) is available here.

Direct links to editorial and all articles below.

Editorial: Big code, little code, open code, old code
by Péter Király

Evaluating HTJ2K as a Drop-In Replacement for JPEG2000 with IIIF
by Glen Robson, Stefano Cossu, Ruven Pillay, Michael D. Smith

Standardization of Journal Title Information from Interlibrary Loan Data: A Customized Python Code Approach
by Jennifer Ye Moon-Chung

ChronoNLP: Exploration and Analysis of Chronological Textual Corpora
by Erin Wolfe

A Very Small Pond: Discovery Systems That Can Be Used with FOLIO in Academic Librariesby by Aaron Neslin, Jaime Taylor

Supporting Library Consortia Website Needs: Two Case Studies
by Elizabeth Joan Kelly

From DSpace to Islandora: Why and How
by Vlastimil Krejčíř, Alžbeta Strakošová, and Jan Adler

Creating a Full Multitenant Back End User Experience in Omeka S with the Teams Module
by Alexander Dryden and Daniel G. Tracy

The Forgotten Disc: Synthesis and Recommendations for Viable VCD Preservation
by Andrew Weaver and Ashley Blewer

Breathing Life into Archon: A Case Study in Working with an Unsupported System
by Krista L. Gray

An introduction to using metrics to assess the health and sustainability of library open source software projects
by Jenn Colt

Searching for Meaning Rather Than Keywords and Returning Answers Rather Than Links
by Kent Fitch

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