Category Archives: code4lib

Code4Lib Journal issue 60

By Mark Eaton | Published: April 14, 2025

I just wanted to point out that Code4Lib Journal, issue 60 is now published! https://journal.code4lib.org/issues/issues/issue60 Quality Control Automation for Student Driven Digitization Workflows OpenWEMI: A Minimally Constrained Vocabulary for Work, Expression, Manifestation, and Item Taming the Generative AI Wild West: Integrating Knowledge Graphs in Digital Library Systems Gamifying Information Literacy: Using Unity and Github to […]

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Code4Lib 2025

By Mark Eaton | Published: March 14, 2025

The annual Code4Lib conference was earlier this week, and as always, it was inspiring and motivating. This was my 5th Code4Lib, and it has become an important part of my professional life. Talks range from the very high-level to the very detailed, and it is testament to this community that they reliably inspire no matter […]

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Editing

By Mark Eaton | Published: October 7, 2023

Despite doing a lot of writing over the past few years, I’m definitely not a well-seasoned editor. If I’m being honest with myself, I’m not critical enough: I’m too willing to say “yes, this is fine.” But with some texts, strong criticism is definitely needed. I also sometimes feel that my edits are too superficial, […]

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Code4Lib 2023

By Mark Eaton | Published: March 17, 2023

Code4Lib 2023 wrapped up today. I attended in person this year, as it was nearby, in Princeton, New Jersey. As always, it was really great. One of my favorite things about this conference is that I always go home feeling a lot more optimistic about my profession. I was happy about the large number of […]

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The ghost of Code4Lib future

By Mark Eaton | Published: February 1, 2023

I was complaining about the Computers in Libraries magazine website recently, for pretty obvious reasons. I wanted to link to an article I wrote for the magazine from my faculty bio page, but I can’t in good faith send people to that website. I mean, it’s fine that the site is old; it’s actually kind […]

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