Popular Programming Languages

On Tim O'Reilly's blog, Marc Hedlund posted a piece and a graph showing programing languages demand. And it is avaialable here:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/precipice/31218845/

Out of these, how many do you know?

Rong

Search Terms by Categories

The proportion of search terms by categories based on users' search of NYPL Web site.

http://labs.nypl.org/2008/11/24/stat-of-the-week-no2-search-terms-by-category/

LibLog landscape 2007-2008

http://www.lulu.com/content/4898086

Google search wiki and Web history

A new product from Google. Very neat. You login to your account, you can change the results order and give comments for each site.

Now you can also view your Web browse history using Google's "Web history."

Evergreen new release

http://coffeecode.net/archives/175-Evergreen-1.4.0.0-RC2-and-OpenSRF-1.0.1-are-out.html

NextGen OPAC bibliography

http://arlisnamw.wordpress.com/virtual-poster-sessions/whats-hot-whats-not-trends-in-technologies-and-services-in-libraries/next-generation-opacs-current-practices-future-opportunities-for-art-libraries/next-generation-opacs-bibliography/

LESS TALK, MORE CODE

A list of technology/software that you may be interested in. Evergreen and Talis are among them:

http://oxfordrepo.blogspot.com/2008/11/useful-interesting-inspiring.html

Rong