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From: jenna freedman leslzine@gmail.com
To: Netanel Ganin netganin@gmail.com
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Date: Mon, 19 Oct 2015 13:03:59 -0400
Subject: Re: [Zlunioncat] Introduction!
Thanks for the self-intro, Netanel!
Other introduction posts would be most welcome. I've met many of you IRL,
so I'll spare you my deets and introduce my cats instead.
[image: Inline image 1]
Bad Bad Leroy Brown (on the left, looking cross) and Farfel
Jenna
On Mon, Oct 19, 2015 at 12:49 PM, Netanel Ganin netganin@gmail.com
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Greetings folks --
I thought I'd introduce myself, as I'm a recent addition to this project.
I'm Netanel, cataloger/metadata person at Brandeis University in
Massachusetts. My main area of usefulness (as I so far see it) is my
XML/XSLT knowledge/enthusiasm. While not a computer-science person
formally, I took a course in XML during Lib-School and was bitten by a bug.
Drawing on that, I created a new interface for circulating media at my old
job at Emerson College -- that can be seen here:
http://library.emerson.edu/Emflix/GenrePHP/index/index.php
The whole thing was written in XML, and then I used XSLT (with php for
the searching) to turn it into the visual display.
As a "proof of concept" or what have you, here's a little thing I whipped
up to show Jenna after she shared with me some of the subject headings
currently in use by the zine collection.
http://people.brandeis.edu/~nganin/zine.html
What essentially I did was grab the full MARCXML records from LC for some
of the subjects, and then wrote an XSLT to display them in thesaurus/index
format (trying to mimic the display one sees in ClassWeb)
I can also write XSLT transformations to map/convert between MARCXML to
xZINECOREx.
Anywho, happy to meet y'all (though I can't join you on phone sessions
until my NACO training is over because it keeps conflicting!)
--
Best,
Netanel Ganin
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